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With Pittsburgh staring down elimination on the road in Philadelphia, Rickard Rakell was one of the driving forces in the Penguins' 4-2 Game 4 win — scoring on a second-effort backhand after pressuring Vladar into a turnover behind the net, then helping set up the Letang go-ahead goal. Postgame, Rakell didn't sugarcoat how difficult the night was: the Penguins didn't look clean, but they found a way. "It wasn't pretty a lot of times today," he said. "But we stuck with it." With the series heading back to Pittsburgh at 3-1, the Penguins' survival instinct is now firmly in Rakell's hands alongside Crosby.

Rakell on Staying Alive: "It Wasn't Pretty, But We Stuck With It" · Apr. 25, 2026

Down 3-0 in the series, Pittsburgh showed enough fight to force a Game 5 with a 4-2 win over Philadelphia. Crosby opened the scoring with a power-play goal — his first of the series — and Rickard Rakell doubled the lead after a Vladar misplay behind the net. Denver Barkey pulled one back, but Crosby set a textbook screen in the third to free up Letang, whose slap shot through the traffic made it 3-1. Konecny briefly threatened at 3-2, but an empty-netter from Connor Dewar sealed it as Pittsburgh lives to fight another day.

Crosby and Letang Team Up to Keep Penguins Alive in Game 4 · Apr. 25, 2026

With Pittsburgh trailing in the series 3-0 and desperate for answers in Game 4, Sidney Crosby provided a masterclass in hockey IQ in the third period. Playing 4-on-4, Crosby corralled the puck along the boards in the Flyers zone, kicked it to Letang in the slot, then stepped in front of Travis Sanheim to screen Dan Vladar. Letang had all the time he needed and rifled a slap shot home at 4:27 — his first goal in 38 games, dating back to New Year's Day — giving Pittsburgh a 3-1 lead and the momentum they needed to force a Game 5.


Letang Buries the Go-Ahead Goal Off Crosby's Crafty Kick Pass · Apr. 25, 2026

With the Wild facing elimination pressure and Dallas throwing everything at him, 23-year-old Jesper Wallstedt turned aside 43 of 45 shots — including nine in overtime — to backstop Minnesota's 3-2 Game 4 win and level the series 2-2. It was another statement night in what is quickly becoming a breakout playoff run for the Swedish rookie, who now holds a .929 save percentage across four games. "We just keep fighting, keep getting pucks to the net," Wallstedt said after the final whistle. "We keep playing and we never give up. It felt like we really deserved this one."

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