Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Justin Schultz will miss a second game after sustaining a concussion Thursday in a 4-3 overtime win against the Winnipeg Jets. Schultz and defenseman Olli Maatta, who is expected to miss six weeks after he had surgery to repair a hand injury sustained against Winnipeg, each missed a 2-1 overtime loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday. Without Schultz and Maatta, Pittsburgh inserted defenseman Chad Ruhwedel into a pair with Ian Cole and had defenseman Steve Oleksy next to Trevor Daley. Ruhwedel and Oleksy are expected to remain in those spots against Detroit. Goalie Matt Murray will start a second straight game after backing up Marc-Andre Fleury on Thursday. Murray is 4-0-2 with 10 goals allowed and one shutout in his past six starts. Forward Carl Hagelin will play his second game since returning from a concussion. He had five shots on goal against Columbus. "I think his speed has such an influence on the game," coach Mike Sullivan said on Friday. "It helps his line. He chases pucks down. He puts defensemen under pressure." The Penguins have 80 points and are in second in the Metropolitan Division, five points behind the Washington Capitals and one ahead of the Blue Jackets. They are on a nine-game point streak (6-0-3). Center Sidney Crosby will attempt to rebound from being held without a point Friday after he scored in overtime and had two assists and three points, including his 1,000th in the NHL, against the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday.
