Game 40: Bruins at Penguins

Game day report from the Penguins' website for tonight's tilt with the Boston Bruins:
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.ht...id=DL|PIT|home
"Penguins Report: Game Day vs. Boston
Wednesday, 01.07.2015 / 9:00 AM / Penguins Report
Lineup notes
Morning skate info
Pics
Digital preview
Scouting the Bruins
Start the day
LINEUP NOTES
Head coach Mike Johnston had a few updates on tonight's lineup...
Not official, but Paul Martin really close to playing. If not tonight, then he'll return Saturday in Montreal.
Marcel Goc is out tonight with a sickness.
Zach Sill will be back in the lineup tonight.
--Sam Kasan
PENS PICS
Adams taping his twig
Coach Johnston and Tocchet talk strategy before tonight's game
Crosby gives Tocchet an earful
Geno fires one home
Oh hey there Bortz
Snipes
Rust goes for a knuckler
Martin hopes to return tonight vs the Bruins
--Haley Sawyer & Joey Sykes
MORNING SKATE INFO
The Pens are on the ice for their morning skate. The only healthy player absent is Marcel Goc. Paul Martin (undisclosed) is with the team and could play tonight for Pittsburgh.
--Sam Kasan
DIGITAL PREVIEW
--Sam Kasan
SCOUTING THE BRUINS
--Sam Kasan
START THE DAY
Good morning hockey fans. Tonight the Pens will host the Boston Bruins at CONSOL Energy Center.
The Penguins finish a three-game homestand against the Boston Bruins (TV: NBC Sports Network; Radio: 105.9 the X) at CONSOL Energy Center.
Pittsburgh enters tonight’s game having gone 7-2 in its last nine games at CONSOL Energy Center.
The Penguins’ 15 home wins are tied with Tampa Bay for the most in the NHL.
Pittsburgh is 8-1-1 in its last 10 games against Boston. The lone regulation setback during that span was a 3-2 loss on Dec. 7, 2013 at TD Garden. In that contest the Penguins scored first and held a 2-1 lead until Boston tied the game at 18:31 of the third period (David Krejci goal). Boston’s Zdeno Chara followed with the game-winner at 19:47 to steal two points for the Bruins.
Here in Pittsburgh, the Penguins have won four straight games against the Bruins.
The last seven games between Pittsburgh and Boston have been one-goal affairs.
A win tonight would give the Penguins 25 wins by the midway point of a season for just the fifth time in franchise history (excludes lockout seasons).
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