(PITTSBURGH) - Sidney Crosby matched Wayne Gretzky for the seventh-most goals with a single franchise in NHL history, and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 on Sunday. Crosby, Lars Eller, Reilly Smith and Valtteri Puustinen each had a goal and an assist for Pittsburgh, which won for the second time in three games following a four-game losing streak. Michael Bunting and Drew O’Connor also scored. Crosby’s 583rd career goal, his first in 12 games and No. 33 on the season, helped the Penguins keep their playoff hopes alive after dealing star winger Jake Guentzel at the trade deadline. Alex Nedeljkovic, who spent the previous two seasons with the Red Wings, stopped 25 shots for Pittsburgh. Lucas Raymond scored twice for Detroit, which lost for the eighth time in nine games. ...... {LISTEN}. Christian Fischer added his fourth of the season, and Alex Lyon made 32 saves. Pittsburgh moved within five points of Detroit for the second wild card in the Eastern Conference.

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