Game 6- Toronto Maple Leafs @ Penguins

The Pittsburgh Penguins will attempt to close out their four game home stand in a positive fashion on Saturday night when the Toronto Maple Leafs will visit Mellon Arena. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:08 PM.

In the wake of the Penguins' disgusting loss to the Washington Capitals on Thursday night, head coach Michel Therrien has hit the panic button. He has completely wiped out his old lines for the tilt with the Maple Leafs. Therrien has moved Evgeni Malkin onto Sidney Crosby's left wing, sandwiching Crosby between Malkin and Pascal Dupuis. This makes the seemingly incompetent Jordan Staal your new second line center. Matt Cooke is unlikely to play due to injury. Dany Sabourin is likely to get the start.

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I'll be at the game, so my recap likely won't come until late at night or even into early morning. This is a Saturday night game against the Maple Leafs, remember, so it's more than likely that a large number of Leafs fans will make their way to the Igloo for this game. It's always fun to watch 5,000 blue jersey wearing clowns leave the arena drunk and upset.

GO PENS!

1967!