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GAME RECAP: Penguins at Islanders (12.27.23) | A Night For The Record Book

After a few days off for the holidays, the Pittsburgh Penguins traveled to Long Island to battle against the New York Islanders. Tristan Jarry took the net for the first time since December 16th. The 1st period was fairly straightforward for both teams. Neither team picked up any momentum or had sustained flow to the play. After a quick intermission, the Penguins came out with a new plan and dominated the 2nd period. Rickard Rakell started the scoring by driving hard to the net. His goal was followed by two goals from Jake Guentzel that were only a mere 12 seconds apart. Those first three goals were also on three consecutive shots. Evgeni Malkin followed that up with two goals of his own, tallying numbers 483 and 484 of his career. These two goals secured Malkin second all-time for the most goals by a Russian-born player. For the final goal of the period, Radim Zohorna whacked the puck in off of a rebound. With his helper on that goal, Kris Letang had his fifth assist of the period. This made Letang the first defenseman in NHL history to record five points in a single period. The 2nd period ended with a score of 6-0 in favor of the team in black and gold. Adding to their lead in the 3rd was Valtteri Puustinen blasting in his first NHL goal. This was also Marcus Pettersson's fourth point of the night, a career-high. The game ended 7-0 with Jarry getting his fourth shutout of the season. SUBSCRIBE to be among the first to see new Penguins content by clicking here: https://pens.pe/subscribe