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This article was published 28/01/2015 (3904 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
үӯ ABOUT THE PENS
The Pens limped — literally and figuratively — into the all-star break, having gone 0-2-2 in their last four and 4-6-4 in their last 14.
Pittsburgh has already lost 205-man games to injury and that number will rise. Both Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, who missed the all-star game, are out; Blake Comeau, Patrick Hornqvist and Simon Despres have all been out while Pascal Dupuis and Olli Maatta are gone for the year.
Kris Letang, who suffered a concussion after taking a nasty shot from Zac Rinaldo last week, practised with the team on Monday but will need medical clearance before getting the green light to go against the Jets. Hornqvist, meanwhile, was also back on the ice on Monday.
The Pens called up four players from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton: Andrew Ebbett, Scott Wilson, Bryan Rust and Scott Harrington.
Even with all their injuries, the Pens still have the NHL’s sixth-best power-play at 22.2 per cent.
Chris Kunitz has 14 goals for the Pens this year, seven on the power-play and four of which have been game winners.
үӯ WINNIPEG JETS
31Ondrej Pavelec
34Michael Hutchinson
2Adam Pardy
4Paul Postma
5Mark Stuart
8Jacob Trouba
9Evander Kane
14 Anthony Peluso
15Matt Halischuk
16Andrew Ladd
17Adam Lowry
18Bryan Little
19Jim Slater
21T.J. Galiardi
22Chris Thorburn
23Jay Harrison
26Blake Wheeler
33Dustin Byfuglien
39Toby Enstrom
44Zach Bogosian
55Mark Scheifele
63Ben Chiarot
67Michael Frolik
85Mathieu Perreault
үӯ PENGUINS
1Thomas Greiss
29Marc-Andre Fleury
4Rob Scuderi
6Scott Harrington
7Paul Martin
10Christian Ehrhoff
13Nick Spaling
14Chris Kunitz
16Brandon Sutter
19Beau Bennett
23Steve Downie
25Andrew Ebbett
26Mark Arcobello
27Craig Adams
36Bryan Rust
38Zach Sill
39David Perron
41Robert Bortuzzo
43Scott Wilson
47Simon Despres
51Derrick Pouliot
57Marcel Goc
58Kris Letang
— Ed Tait
