Goals weren’t coming in bunches — or even in trickles — by either team for most of the game Tuesday night at PPG Paints Arena. That was a good thing for a Pittsburgh Penguins (5-8-2) team defense that has been leaky most of the season. Finally, the Penguins broke through with a pair of goals in the third, but it wasn’t enough in a 3-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights (10-5-2).

Beginning on January 20th, 1974, the Pittsburgh Penguins went through a 42-game stretch without a single win at the Spectrum, the former arena of the Philadelphia Flyers. Finally, on February 2nd, 1989, two Penguins radio broadcasters took the ice after warmups and performed a joke voodoo ritual complete with war chants.

The Pittsburgh Penguins suffered their third consecutive loss with another late blown lead, this time against the Vegas Golden Knights

Pregame A couple of debuts for the Penguins tonight, Justin Brazeau is in the lineup for the first time this season and the newest jersey hits the ice for the first time. The Golden Knights will match that lineup with Adin Hill in net and this group. First period The Penguins get two power plays […]

Tomas Hertl (Vegas Golden Knights) with a Powerplay Goal vs. Pittsburgh Penguins, 11/03/2026

Goals weren’t coming in bunches — or even in trickles — by either team for most of the game Tuesday […]

SEATTLE—Once the Vegas Golden Knights got rolling, it was just too difficult to stop.

After a pair of 6-1 victories over the Calgary Flames, and a tight 3-1 loss to the Edmonton Oilers, the Seattle Kraken were blown out by the Vegas Golden Knights in a 6-2 loss on Tuesday night.

Tomas Hertl erupted for five points, Jack Eichel added three and Mark Stone completed a Gordie Howe hat trick as the Golden Knights overwhelmed Seattle, 6-2, sweeping their two-game road trip while extending their remarkable run at Climate Pledge Arena.