Tray69

For the first time in ten years the Penguins are divison champs. Clinched the divison with a 4-2 over the Flyers. Pens need to keep it rolling in the playoffs because divison titles aren't what we play for. Go Pens!

The Penguins have experiecned a lot of injuries this season. Ankle sprains seem to be a team favorite. I just don't understand why, and I haven't a team go through so many injuries ever in hockey! It started with Maxime Talbot getting a high ankle sprain, then Marc-Andre Fleury followed. Then, the Penguins leadership took a huge hit with Gary Roberts breaking his leg and Mark Eaton tearing his ACL. The injuries just keep flying in all year and then one January night the worst of them all happened that was Sidney Crosby going down with guess what a high ankle sprain. The trade deadline comes and the Penguins acquire Marian Hossa and seemed great and then 14 shifts into his Penguin career, he sprains his knee. Finally the injury bug seemed to be going away with Fleury and Crosby coming back, but think again. Talbot hurts his ankle again and Sid feels soreness in his ankle which is going to force him to miss a week. With Marian Hossa rumored to come back on Sunday against Flyers, makes me bring up this question. Will these two ever skate in the same game together before the playoffs?

During the Pittsburgh Penguins season it has been filled with ups and downs and injuries. First Marc-Andre Fleury goes down for the Pens in December, it seemed like the season could be lost for the Pens' but Ty Conklin recalled from Wilkes/Barre-Scranton had the Pens playing their best hockey yet. Also helping lead that charge was the teams' captain Sidney Crosby. Crosby, who won the scoring title last season, was looking to repeat and he filling into his new captain role nicely leading the team and tied for the league lead with 63 points. Then came the infamous high ankle sprain and seemed once again the Pens' season was doomed. Then, after a meeting with head coach Micheal Therrien, Evgeni Malkin took this team on his back. He has the Pens winning and is on a tear by now taking over the lead league in points with 82. He went from 15th in the league in points to first since the duration of the Crosby's injury. They are all great players and have all contribued to the Pens' success, but who truly is the Pens' MVP?

Is it......

A. Evgeni Malkin         B. Sidney Crosby          C. Ty Conklin

The acting is priceless, and of course Maxime Talbot is the best part.

YouTube - Funny Pittsburgh Penguins Car Commercial, airing on FSN HD

Expect Geno has the best lines, and can anyone understand what Sergei Gonchar says?