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It was a good opening weekend for the Penguins, who scored 12 goals en route to two wins to kick off their 2022-23 season.
First, on Thursday night, the team opened their campaign with a 6-2 win over the Arizona Coyotes.
The Pens start the season off right, scoring early and often in a blowout win over the Arizona Coyotes.
— PensBurgh (@Pensburgh) October 14, 2022
It didn’t take long for all the big guns to make their presence felt, but perhaps more importantly, some other names hit the back of the net too... https://t.co/jaH2cJLk7J
While it was a game that was penciled in as an ‘easy win,’ there certainly is no such thing in sports these days, but the Penguins left no doubt, as Sidney Crosby opened the scoring early and the team never looked back, scoring six goals in the contest.
Two nights later, it was more of the same at PPG Paints Arena, as the Penguins scored another six goals against the always formidable Tampa Bay Lightning.
Sidney Crosby gets three more points as the Penguins’ star players prove to be too much for Brian Elliott and the Lightning to handle in a 6-2 Pittsburgh win. See all the highlights of another big win for the Pens. https://t.co/U8IYcb9KSr
— PensBurgh (@Pensburgh) October 16, 2022
Sidney Crosby put on another show for the fans, scoring three points, racking up six so far in just two games.
On Thursday night, during the game against Arizona, Crosby moved past Dale Hawerchuk and Alex Ovechkin, putting himself inside the NHL’s top-20 on the all-time scoring list.
Sidney Crosby keeps marching up the NHL’s all-time point list, passing two players last night...And the opportunity to pass even more icons this season is on the table. https://t.co/8z3T4Swtkl
— PensBurgh (@Pensburgh) October 14, 2022
Two nights and another three points later, Crosby passed Doug Gilmour to move into 19th place, currently sitting with 1,415 points.
With five more points, Crosby can surpass Adam Oates for 18th place on the list. At the going rate, he could achieve that feat soon.
Next up for the Penguins are the Montreal Canadiens tonight at the Bell Centre. Puck drop is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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