Penguins Score Text Updates: Heinen Leads Comeback Against Bruins

In an exciting matchup between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Boston Bruins, Tristan Jarry led his team to a thrilling comeback victory with 43 saves on the night. The Penguins trailed by two goals in the first period but managed to turn the tide with four unanswered goals.

Heinen's Back-to-Back Goals

Pittsburgh's Anton Heinen scored twice within 28 seconds of each other in the second period, cutting the Bruins' lead to just one goal. His backhand shot around Jeremy Swayman was followed by a wrist shot from the right circle that found its way past the goalie.

Jarry's Stellar Performance

The Penguins' goalie, Tristan Jarry, kept his team close with six saves in the final two minutes of the first period alone. He also stopped Brad Marchand on a point-blank rebound attempt during a flurry of shots from the Bruins.

Pastrnak's Power Play Goals

Boston's David Pastrnak scored twice, including one power-play goal, but it wasn't enough to secure a win for his team. The Penguins' Jarry was up to the task, stopping 43 shots throughout the night.

Crosby Closes in on 500th Goal

Sidney Crosby scored his 499th regular-season goal, moving him within striking distance of reaching the 500-goal mark. His score came with 7:07 left in the second period and set the stage for Pittsburgh's comeback victory.

Rust's Empty-Net Goal Seals the Win

With just 1:29 left on the clock, Bryan Rust scored into an empty net to seal the Penguins' 4-2 win over the Bruins. The goal ended a four-game winless streak for Pittsburgh and marked a crucial turning point in their season.

The Penguins' Comeback Victory

In a game filled with ups and downs, the Penguins proved their resilience and determination by fighting back from a two-goal deficit. With Jarry's outstanding performance in net and Heinen's timely goals, Pittsburgh emerged victorious, snapping their four-game winless streak.

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