Malkin scored two points and became the 21st among the best scorers in NHL history
Pittsburgh won against Florida 4-0. Malkin scored the puck and made an assist, and was also recognized as the third star of the meeting
The Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Florida Panthers 4-0 in the NHL regular season home game.
Russian forward Evgeny Malkin scored the third puck of his team (42nd minute), and also scored an effective transfer. The 40-year-old Russian was recognized as the third star of the meeting.
Now Malkin has 1,416 (539+877) points in 1,280 games in the NHL regular championships for his career, he came to net 21st place in the list of top scorers in league history.
In 20th place Adam Oates (1420), of the acting players ahead Alexander Ovechkin (1691, 10th) and Sidney Crosby (1767; 7), and the record belongs to Wayne Gretzky (2857).
Pittsburgh, who interrupted a four-loss streak, is ranked 14th in the Eastern Conference with nine points. Florida with 12 points is on the ninth line.
