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The NHL's most electric playmaker is swooping on him and his team's one-goal lead, very much in doubt, the goalkeeper Matt Murray of Pittsburgh Penguins championship rings made something tougher when Edmonton's Connor McDavid has a wrench on his stick and the game in the balance

This time, though, McDavid could have used 101. Murray made an acrobatic stop with his handheld hand on McDavid's penalty kick in the second half of the year to keep Pittsburgh in front and the Penguins beat the reeling Oilers 3-1 on Wednesday night.

McDavid has earned the chance after getting draped down by Pittsburgh's Jake Guentzel in a crackdown. McDavid walked in on Murray slowly from the left before making his way across the crease. Murray, who was called "the best in the world", ended up not in the net, but in Murray's awaiting glove nhl championship rings .

The stop was the flashyest of Murray's 38th save, and the one most critical to helping the Pittsburgh win the consecutive games for just the second time in five weeks as it tries to stay in the middle of crowded Eastern Conference playoff chase.

Instead, the Pittsburgh Penguins Championship rings for saleremained unbeaten (6-0) against the Oilers when both Crosby and McDavid are on the ice. Bryan Rust, Teddy Blueger and Jared McCann all scored as Pittsburgh picked up two vital points despite playing without a suspended center Evgeni Malkin, forced to sit while serving a one-game suspension for an illegal high stick. Crosby finished with one assistant and spent a lot of the night going to head with the 22-year-old McDavid.

McDavid picked up an assist on Leon Draisaitl's first-period goal but was otherwise held in check. Mikko غير مجاز مي باشدkinen stopped 31 shots for the Oilers but could not stop the Edmonton Oilers championship rings from falling for the eighth time in nine games.

The second meeting of the season between two of the game's generational talents is the first-time electricity, when McDavid and Crosby both scored, with Crosby getting the winner in overtime back on Oct. 23 - but with considerably higher stakes, at least for Pittsburgh.

The Penguins entered play with a tenuous one-point lead over Carolina for the second wild card in the East. Though Pittsburgh rides a career-high 50th save from Murray in a one-sided road victory in Philadelphia on Monday, it also continued the pattern of one step forward, a one-way back championship rings .

Defenseman Olli Maatta went down in the first period with an upper-body injury that would sideline him indefinitely and the NHL ordered Malkin to sit out as a punance after Malkin flung his stick wildly at Philadelphia's Michael Raffl late in the third period, forcing Pittsburgh's head coach Mike Sullivan to get creative in an effort to keep his team in a fragile surge. He moved Nick Bjugstad to center the second line and reshuffled the defensive pairings, including giving Chad Ruhwedel his first appearance since Nov. 19.

It led to a bit of a sluggish start, and McDavid wasted for a little time taking advantage as the Penguins tried to find their footing. He got a pass in front of the Pittsburgh bench from Oscar Klefbom to spark a 2-on-1 and slipped over to Draisaitl that beat Murray 4:45 into the game for his 33rd of the season.

Rust gave the Penguins a necessary spark early in the second period when he put together a dazzling short-handed shift with Matt Cullen that ended with Rust creeping out from behind Edmonton net and stuffing a puck past غير مجاز مي باشدkinen at 2:35.

Blueberry put Pittsburgh in front at 6:10 when Kris Letang got a pass away from the Edmonton Oilers championship rings even that landed on the rookie's stick. Blueger ripped it by غير مجاز مي باشدkinen for his third goal in seven career games.

McDavid used his speed to split Letang and Guentzel, earning a penalty shot for his efforts with 2:35 left in the second.