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The Penguins fell to the San Jose Sharks, 5-0, tonight at HP Pavilion and in the process lost another player to injury.

The defending Stanley Cup-champion Pittsburgh Penguins are letting the rest of the NHL see how difficult they are going to be to unseat as champs.

Anze Kopitar scored two goals, as the Los Angeles Kings tallied four times in the third period to post a 5-2 win over the Penguins, sending Pittsburgh to its first loss in eight road games this season.Dustin Brown and Jarret Stoll both registered a goal and an assist for the Kings, who are 6-0-2 in their last eight games.

Penguins Vs. Kings Preview Share + Nov 5, 2009 10:30 am US/Eastern Penguins Vs. Kings Preview MORE: Penguins Blog By: Sergei J. Feldman LOS ANGELES 1 of 1 Sidney Crosby No.

That the struggling Ducks lost to the defending Stanley Cup champion on Tuesday should come as little surprise.

's third career hat trick lifted the Pittsburgh Penguins in their latest game, just another example of the improved goal-scoring touch Crosby has shown early this season.

The Penguins are one win away from getting into the record books. However, to do so they will have to win in a city where they haven't tasted victory in nearly 12 years.

It's never good news when a team loses its best defenceman. The Canadiens know that, but they appear to have made some adjustments after Andrei Markov suffered torn tendons in his leg during the season opener in Toronto.

Forward Scott Gomez joined the Candiens this summer. The uniform, the Penguins will recognize.

Sidney Crosby goes airborne as Minnesota's Greg Zanon ducks under him in the game last night at Mellon Arena -- a rare Penguins loss despite the fact that they gave up just 13 shots to the Wild.

Fans at Mellon Arena once turned the phrase "shoot the puck" into a nightly battle cry.

Also on the active roster : LW Eric Godard, G Marc-Andre Fleury. Jackets chat Aaron Portzline, noon Wednesday, dispatch.com/cbjchat Live Scoreboard Puck-rakers Blog Dispatch Blue Jackets beat reporters Aaron Portzline and Tom Reed keep you up to date with news and notes from on the ice and off.

Sidney Crosby delivered a hat trick Wednesday, leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 6-1 whipping of Montreal in a meeting of two of the NHL's hottest teams.

Superstitious Sindey Crosby didn't want to jinx his shot at a hat trick after his first two goals.

In case any of the Penguins were in a bad mood following their 4-1 loss to New Jersey on Saturday night, those feelings disappeared within 24 hours.

Paul Mara #22 of the Montreal Canadiens and teammate center Scott Gomez #91 of the Montreal Canadiens and right wing Brian Gionta #21 of the Montreal Canadiens celebrate the first goal during the NHL game against the Atlanta Thrashers on October 20, 2009 at the Bell Center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Since his rookie season, Roberto Luongo has been the league's most consistent goalie and proved he can compete at an elite level with the likes of other Team Canada potentials Martin Brodeur, Cam Ward and Marc-Andre Fleury.

Playing in the stead of Marc-Andre Fleury, Brent Johnson stopped 27 shots in last night's win against the Florida Panthers.

Devils Vs. Penguins Preview Share + Oct 24, 2009 1:37 pm US/Eastern Devils Vs. Penguins Preview Pittsburgh Penguins Blog By: Casey Shea The Pittsburgh Penguins climbed on the broad shoulders of Sidney Crosby Friday night en route to a 3-2 comeback win over the Florida Panthers in a shootout.

Nicklas Bergfors, Travis Zajac and Zach Parise each had a goal and an assist and the New Jersey Devils snapped the Pittsburgh Penguins' winning streak at seven with a 4-1 victory Saturday night.