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The sliding Ottawa Senators visit the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday afternoon at PPG Paints Arena

Two teams in the thick of the Eastern Conference wild-card race collide on Saturday afternoon when the Ottawa Senators (19-18-3, 41 points) visit the Pittsburgh Penguins (18-17-8, 44 points) at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. The Senators have lost four straight and six of seven, picking up just three points in that span. Pittsburgh snapped a four-game slide with a victory on Thursday night on home ice and continue their five-game home stand. Ottawa is dealing with some injuries, with goalie Linus Ullmark placed on injured reserve on Tuesday with a back injury while defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker is expected to miss significant time with an ankle problem. Veteran forward Evgeni Malkin didn’t play for the Penguins on Thursday with an undisclosed injury.

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Game Date: Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025

Game Time: 4 p.m. ET

TV: SportsNet Pittsburgh

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Sidney Crosby had a goal and two assists, moving past Joe Sakic into ninth place on the NHL career scoring list with 1,643 points, while Bryan Rust also had a goal and two helpers as Pittsburgh topped visiting Edmonton 5-3 after erupting for four first-period tallies. Rickard Rakell leads the club with 21 goals while Crosby has 12 goals at 47 points. Tristan Jarry is 8-6-4 in 19 starts in goal with a 3.43 goals-against average and .887 save percentage.

The Senators outshot the visiting Buffalo Sabres 35-21 on Thursday but dropped a 4-0 decision. Brady Tkachuk’s 18 goals leads the team while Tim Stützle has 12 goals and 41 points. With Ullmark sidelined, Anton Forsberg is getting the bulk of the netminding work and is 4-8-1 in 14 starts with a 3.10 GAA and .883 save percentage.

Saturday’s game is the second of three scheduled meetings between the teams, with Ottawa taking a 3-2 overtime victory at home on Dec. 14. The final game is set for March 30, also in Pittsburgh.

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