Rangers Dominate Penguins in Season Opener with 6-0 Shutout

Igor Shesterkin's stellar goaltending and Chris Kreider's two goals lead New York to a decisive victory over Pittsburgh.

Igor Shesterkin made 29 saves to secure the first season-opening shutout for a Rangers goalie since 1956.
Chris Kreider scored twice, including a short-handed goal, contributing to the Rangers' commanding win.
Filip Chytil scored his first goal in over 18 months after missing much of last season due to a concussion.
The Pittsburgh Penguins struggled offensively, with star players Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin held scoreless.
New York's victory showcased their depth, with contributions from all four lines and solid defensive play.