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Bruins host Penguins in Wednesday Night Rivalry

Wednesday, 12.16.2015 / 3:00 AM / Tale of the Tape

By John Kreiser - NHL.com Managing Editor

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Bruins host Penguins in Wednesday Night Rivalry
The Pittsburgh Penguins will play their second game under new coach Mike Sullivan when they visit the Boston Bruins in the Wednesday Night Rivalry game (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN).

The Pittsburgh Penguins will play their second game under new coach Mike Sullivan when they visit the Boston Bruins in the Wednesday Night Rivalry game (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN).

The Penguins named Sullivan as their coach Saturday after firing Mike Johnston. It’s his first job as an NHL coach since being fired by the Bruins after the 2005-06 season. After that, he served as an assistant for three teams before working in player development for the Chicago Blackhawks in 2014-15.

Pittsburgh and Boston had a total of 94 shots on goal Monday, but neither won its game. The Penguins had 45 shots but lost 4-1 to the Washington Capitals in Sullivan’s first game. The Bruins outshot the Edmonton Oilers 49-24 but lost 3-2 in overtime.

It’s the first of a home-and-home between the teams, who play again Friday in Pittsburgh.

Tale of the tape
15-11-3 (5th, Metropolitan) 2015-16 Record 16-9-4 (4th, Atlantic)
1652-1604-383-108 All-Time Record 2995-2276-791-139
67-102-21-5 Head-to-Head
Regular-Season Record
107-61-21-6
0-1-1 Streak vs. Opponent 4-0-1
1-0-0 @ Boston Home/Road Streak vs. Opponent 2-0-1 vs. Pittsburgh
3 Stanley Cup Championships 6
10 Hall of Fame Members 48
Mario Lemieux Most Famous Alumnus Bobby Orr
7 Hart Trophy Winners 12
30 Postseason Appearances 69
Mark Recchi (1988-92; 2005-07) Best Player in Common Mark Recchi (2009-11)

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