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Defenseman Brooks Orpik expects to return from injury tonight against Atlanta.
ATLANTA -- You know the Atlanta Thrashers, right? The team that had two winning records in its first nine seasons. (Today)
ATLANTA-- The Penguins' defense corps is slowly coming back together. Barring a late setback, Brooks Orpik expects to return to their lineup tonight against Atlanta. (Today)
Travis Moen and Tomas Plekanec scored in a three-minute span early in the second period, Michael Cammalleri added a goal in the third, and the visiting Montreal Canadiens withstood a furious (Today)
Defenseman Brooks Orpik, who has not played since Nov. 10 because of an unspecified injury, plans to return to the Penguins' lineup when they face Atlanta at Philips Arena Saturday night. (Yesterday)
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Senators forward Chris Neil fights with Penguins forward Eric Goddard during the third period of last night's game in Scotiabank Place in Ottawa.
OTTAWA -- The early news for the Penguins was pretty good. Likely could not have been any better. After all, Sergei Gonchar and Max Talbot were back in the lineup. Mark Eaton was able to play. (Yesterday)