Ginormousthumbs
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Lulz…Dumo
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Ginormousthumbs
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Jarry is getting himself in playoff form.
Ginormousthumbs
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4 in a row baby!
Hollywood
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I don't know who's worse you or the armchair GMs on social media
Ginormousthumbs
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Clearly the Pens are purposely losing to fall down to a WC spot for a more advantageous first round matchup.
Ginormousthumbs
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I don't know who's worse you or the armchair GMs on social media
Maybe they’re on to something
Ginormousthumbs
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I don’t watch many Capitals home games but how long have the been playing Warehouse(wooooos)?
Ginormousthumbs
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Now if Sullivan is able to learn from today, He’ll run Rakell and Zucker with Sid.
Hollywood
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And put DeSmith in next game!
Ginormousthumbs
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Jarry could use a break
Hollywood
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Pittsburgh Penguins superstar Evgeni Malkin will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Monday for cross-checking Nashville Predators blue-liner Mark Borowiecki.
The play occurred in the final seconds of the second period in Sunday's game. Malkin was assessed a four-minute double-minor for high-sticking and a two-minute minor for slashing.
Borowiecki didn't return for the third period. Pittsburgh ultimately won the contest in overtime.
Malkin has one prior suspension in his career, coming in 2019 after he swung his stick at then-Philadelphia Flyers forward Michael Raffl.
Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews was suspended two games for a similar play last month after catching Rasmus Dahlin with a high cross-check.
Losing Malkin for any number of games would be a critical loss for the Penguins as they battle for playoff seeding. The club currently sits third in the Metropolitan Division with 94 points, but the Washington Capitals are only four points behind with two games in hand.
The play occurred in the final seconds of the second period in Sunday's game. Malkin was assessed a four-minute double-minor for high-sticking and a two-minute minor for slashing.
Borowiecki didn't return for the third period. Pittsburgh ultimately won the contest in overtime.
Malkin has one prior suspension in his career, coming in 2019 after he swung his stick at then-Philadelphia Flyers forward Michael Raffl.
Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews was suspended two games for a similar play last month after catching Rasmus Dahlin with a high cross-check.
Losing Malkin for any number of games would be a critical loss for the Penguins as they battle for playoff seeding. The club currently sits third in the Metropolitan Division with 94 points, but the Washington Capitals are only four points behind with two games in hand.
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
Malkin needs a rest.
