New  York,  NY (SportsNetwork.com) -  Henrik Lundqvist  made 28 stops and five
 different  player...

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 New  York,  NY (SportsNetwork.com) -  Henrik Lundqvist  made 28 stops and five
 different  players  lit  the lamp  as  the  New  York  Rangers shut  down  the
 Pittsburgh  Penguins, 5-1,  at  Madison Square  Garden in  the  first of  four
 meetings between these division rivals.
 
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 Ryan  McDonagh,  Derek Stepan, Brian  Boyle, Ryan Callahan and Derick Brassard
 created  offense for the  Rangers, who have won four of their last five thanks
 to tying a season high for goals in one contest.
 
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 Brad Richards added a pair of assists as the Blueshirts topped their Wednesday
 foes for the second time in their last three matchups.
 
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 Kris  Letang  registered the lone goal  for the Penguins, who were turned away
 from  their chance at a fifth straight win. Marc-Andre Fleury allowed all five
 scores on 25 shots.
 
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NHL Game Summary - Pittsburgh at NY Rangers

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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Pittsburgh Penguins will try to extend their winning
 streak to a season-high five games when they visit the New York Rangers for
 Wednesday's Metropolitan Division clash at Madison Square Garden.

Pittsburgh Penguins (11-4-0) at New York Rangers (6-8-0), 7:30 p.m. (ET)

New  York,  NY (SportsNetwork.com) -  Henrik Lundqvist  made 28 stops and five
 different  players  lit  the lamp  as  the  New  York  Rangers shut  down  the
 Pittsburgh  Penguins, 5-1,  at  Madison Square  Garden in  the  first of  four
 meetings between these division rivals.

NHL Game Summary - Pittsburgh at NY Rangers

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