Penguins Overcome Rangers 5-2, Crosby Hits Milestones

Sidney Crosby and Bryan Rust score twice in a crucial win, while Crosby ties with legends in career achievements.

Sidney Crosby and Bryan Rust lead the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers, each scoring twice.
The win at Madison Square Garden ends the Rangers' five-game winning streak and marks Pittsburgh's first victory in New York after four consecutive losses.
Crosby reaches significant career milestones, including his 997th assist and 587th goal, tying him with hockey legends for seasons averaging a point per game.
Despite the victory, the Penguins still face the possibility of missing the playoffs for the second consecutive year, a first during Crosby's career.
The Rangers remain atop the Metropolitan Division, three points ahead of the Carolina Hurricanes, despite the loss.