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We always talk about the long-time core three of the Pittsburgh Penguins as being Sidney Crosby, Gino Malkin, and Kris Letang, but it used to be the core four, and included goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, who played 691 games in 13 seasons for the Pens, and amassed a record of 375-216-68--he also holds four Penguins franchise records, for wins, shut outs, saves, and goals against average. Flower's now in his 20th season, currently with the Minnesota Wild, who come to PPG Paints Arena to play the Pens tonight at 7, and Fleury hasn't bee clear about whether he'll play another season after this one or retire, so tonight could be the last time we'll see him between the pipes here....here's more of Flower's legacy, and recounting his days as a Penguin from Nick Horwat of the Hockey News: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nhl/penguins-great-returns-to-pittsburgh-for-possible-final-time/ar-AA1lG8H2?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=ebed1536e114402d991865dd5e865732&ei=113