The Pittsburgh Penguins have struggled defensively, allowing an average of 4.17 goals per game over the last 11 games, dropping from sixth to 31st in the NHL. Goaltender Arturs Silovs has seen his Goals Saved Above Expected (GSAA) plummet to -1.85, while teammate Stuart Skinner’s GSAA has also decreased to +4.83. With Sergei Murashov performing well in the AHL, the team faces a dilemma about potentially promoting him as they prepare for crucial upcoming games. The coaching staff’s continued reliance on Silovs raises questions amid the team’s ongoing defensive woes.
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