The Pittsburgh Penguins (12-6-5) take on the Toronto Maple Leafs (10-11-3) in NHL play on Saturday, starting at 7 p.m. ET at PPG Paints Arena and broadcast on NHL Network. The Penguins are fifth (with 29 points) and the Maple Leafs 15th (23 points) in the Eastern Conference.
How to watch Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Pittsburgh Penguins
Toronto vs. Pittsburgh odds
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Injury reports
Penguins
Rickard Rakell: Out (Hand),
Jack St. Ivany: Out (Lower Body),
Justin Brazeau: Out (Upper Body),
Noel Acciari: Out (Upper Body),
Tanner Howe: Out (Acl ),
Filip Hallander: Out (Leg),
Caleb Jones: Out (Lower Body)
Maple Leafs
Marshall Rifai: Out (Wrist),
Brandon Carlo: Out (Lower Body),
William Nylander: Day-To-Day (Illness),
Christopher Tanev: Out (Upper Body),
Anthony Stolarz: Out (Upper Body)
Stats to know
- Sidney Crosby has put up 25 points in 23 games (15 goals and 10 assists).
- In 11 games, Arturs Silovs has conceded 29 goals (2.74 goals-against average) and has racked up 285 saves.
- William Nylander has 31 points this season (1.3 per game), with 11 goals and 20 assists in 20 games (playing 16:53 per game).
- Anthony Stolarz has an .884 save percentage (49th in the league). He has 312 saves, and has given up 41 goals (3.5 goals-against average).
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