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Musings: Penguins Give Up Too Much to Toronto | Pittsburgh Penguins
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Musings: Penguins Give Up Too Much to Toronto | Pittsburgh Penguins

  • Toronto overwhelmed Pittsburgh with its offensive firepower, pulling away late for a 7-2 win.
  • Sidney Crosby scored for the Penguins, but the team couldn't stem the Toronto surge.
  • Coach Dan Muse called for tighter defense and more sustainable, consistent play.
  • The loss followed a strong October, but November ended with more losses than wins for Pittsburgh.
  • Pittsburgh faces a quick turnaround with a road game in Philadelphia looming.
  • Tristan Jarry returned in goal for Pittsburgh after a previous injury, with Crosby highlighting the need for tighter defense.
  • Crosby acknowledged Toronto’s ability to capitalize on opportunities, calling them 'opportunistic'.
  • Coach Muse emphasized that several goals were preventable and that the team must be tighter defensively.
  • The Penguins plan to regroup and build toward a sustainable game plan for night-in, night-out play.
  • News feed highlighting multiple season updates and game previews followed the main recap.
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Ekman-Larsson extends point streak as the Maple Leafs rout the Penguins 7-2
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Ekman-Larsson extends point streak as the Maple Leafs rout the Penguins 7-2

  • Ekman-Larsson had a goal and an assist to extend his point streak to nine games, a career best.
  • Easton Cowan contributed with a goal early as Toronto jumped to a 2-1 lead after one period.
  • Dakota Joshua and McMann extended the margin with early second-period goals to pull away.
  • Pittsburgh’s Arturs Silovs allowed four goals on 10 shots before being replaced by Tristan Jarry in the second period.
  • Sidney Crosby reached a milestone with his 641st career goal and added an assist.
  • Dennis Hildeby earned the win with 32 saves in his first start since November 13.
  • Pittsburgh was previously off to an 8-2-2 start but has slipped to 4-5-3 in its past 12 games.
  • Pittsburgh’s goaltender situation featured Silovs being pulled midgame for Jarry.
  • Crosby logged a goal and an assist, boosting his home-point record in Penguins history.
  • Toronto was 3-6-2 in its last 11 games entering the matchup, seeking a win on the road.
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