A lot of different players worth checking out for as long as Wilkesbury Scrant

stays in the playoff run, nobody more so than the one standing in the back.

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Tonight, the Penguins' A HL affiliate can advance to the Calder Cup semifinals

with another win in Springfield, Massachusetts.

It's a best of five, and to date, Wilkesbury's taken two of the three meetings. Along the way, the one prospect who

might matter the most and who might be in the single best position of anybody to be a

complete lock to make the 2026-27 Pittsburgh Penguins.

Sergei Muroshov is having himself a playoff.

It's been only seven games, but they've been the seven biggest games of his professional career.

He's got a 942 save percentage.

That's the number that jumps up because that's a number that should jump out.

He's seen 223 shots.

He has stopped 210 of them.

Within that, he's also got a 5 and 2 record and a 1.80 goals against average.

Now, I could get silly here and project that if Moroshov and the Wilkesbury Scranton

Penguins proceed to win the Calder Cup, the penguins would then have two goaltenders in Pittsburgh

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