Evgeni Malkin gets 1,000th Point

March 12th 2019

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin records an assist on Phil Kessel's power-play goal to reach the 1,000-point milestone

Best NHL Goals from February 2018

Hagelin and Malkin team up for a gorgeous tally, Casey Cizikas attempts a pool cue shot, Nikita Kucherov repeats his no shot move, Mathew Barzal dishes and skates circles around the competition and Leon Draisaitl takes over against Colorado in the best goals from February 2018

3 Stars of the Month (February 2018)

From NHL.com

NEW YORK - Minnesota Wild center Eric Staal, Pittsburgh Penguins center Evgeni Malkin and Vegas Golden Knights right wing Reilly Smith have been named the NHL's "Three Stars" for the month of February.

FIRST STAR - ERIC STAAL, C, MINNESOTA WILD

Staal paced the NHL with 13-8-21 in 13 games to propel the Wild (36-20-7, 79 points) to a 9-2-2 February and into third place in the Central Division. He registered at least one point in 11 of his 13 appearances, including a pair of five-game streaks (Feb. 6-15: 4-2-6, Feb. 19-27: 7-5-12). Staal posted four multi-point performances, highlighted by 3-2-5 Feb. 27 vs. STL - his fifth career five-point effort and 14th career hat trick. He also scored in nine February games, including four straight to end the month (7-4-11), and led the League with five power-play goals. The 33-year-old Thunder Bay, Ont., native shares fourth place in the NHL with 33 goals in 63 outings this season, his highest total since recording an equal number in 2010-11 (81 GP w/ CAR). He also paces the Wild and ranks 16th in the League with 64 points (33-31-64), 31 of which have come in the 2018 calendar year (18-13-31 in 24 GP).

SECOND STAR - EVGENI MALKIN, C, PITTSBURGH PENGUINS

Malkin placed third in the NHL in both goals (10) and points (21) to power the Penguins (36-24-4, 76 points) to an 8-3-1 February. He collected at least one point in 10 of his 12 contests, highlighted by four three-point efforts: Feb. 2 vs. WSH (2-2-4), Feb. 17 vs. TOR (1-2-3), Feb. 23 at CAR (1-2-3) and Feb. 24 at FLA (2-1-3). Malkin (364-544-908 in 766 GP) also eclipsed the 900-point mark Feb. 17, joining Mario Lemieux (1,723), Sidney Crosby (1,096) and Jaromir Jagr (1,079) as the only players in franchise history to reach the milestone. The 31-year-old Magnitogorsk, Russia, native and two-time Art Ross Trophy winner ranks second in the NHL with 36 goals and 76 points in 60 games this season. That includes a League-best 22 goals and 40 points in 24 outings since the start of 2018.

THIRD STAR - REILLY SMITH, RW, VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS

Smith ranked fourth in the NHL with 8-12-20 in 14 games as the Golden Knights (41-17-5, 87 points) went 8-5-1 in February to maintain first place in the Pacific Division. He picked up at least one point in 12 of his 14 appearances, including a seven-game run Feb. 4-17 (5-7-12). Smith also posted six multi-point outings, highlighted by three-point performances Feb. 17 vs. MTL (2-1-3) and Feb. 23 vs. VAN (0-3-3). The 26-year-old Toronto native already has eclipsed his career high in points, sitting second on the Golden Knights with 21-37-58 in 63 contests this season. His +32 rating ranks second in the entire League, behind only teammate William Karlsson (+37)

NHL 3 Stars of the Week (February 5th 2018)

The NHL had named the 3 Stars of the Week. 

The First Star of the Week is Pittsburgh Penguins’ forward Evgeni Malkin who scored 6 goals and 2 assists for 8 points in 3 Games. 

The Second Star of the Week is Florida Panthers’ goalie Harri Sateri who went 3-0 with a 1.67 goals-against average and a .946 save percentage. 

Third Star of the Week is Vegas Golden Knights’ forward Riley Smith who scored 4 goals and 1 assists for 5 points in 4 games played.

First Star of the Month (January 2018)

Evgeni Malkin's strong start to 2018 earned him the NHL's First Star of the month for January.

Malkin led all players in the league with 12 goals, three more than second-place Patrice Bergeron. Malkin's 12 goals equaled the highest single-month total of his career (also January 2012 and January 2008). Malkin's 19 points (12G-7A) were second in the league, only trailing teammate Sidney Crosby (3G-18A-21PTS).

NHL Best of the Night (January 30th 2018)

Pittsburgh Penguins stud Evgeni Malkin collects his 12th NHL hat trick to highlight an exciting night of action that included an overtime winner from Canucks star Sven Baertschi and an amazing comeback from the Vegas Golden Knights

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Evgeni Malkin Scores 800th Career Point

December 27th 2016

Evgeni Malkin scores his 800th and 801st career point in the NHL.  He is 4th on the Penguins all time list of point scorers.  He sits 157th all time in the NHL, 3 points behind Garry Unger for 156th.

Evgeni Malkin 300th Career Goal

October 29th 2016

Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins scores his 300th career goal in a 5-4 win over the Philadelphia Flyers.

He is currently #6 all time on the Penguins goal scoring list.  He is 12 behind #5 Rick Kehoe.

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