(Sports Network) - Sidney Crosby thrilled the hockey world in his highly-anticipated return to the ice on Monday and No. Black Friday Packers Jerseys Deals . 87 will lead Pittsburgh tonight when the Penguins host the St. Louis Blues at Consol Energy Center. Playing in his first game in over 10 months, Crosby notched two goals and two assists to lift the Penguins to a 5-0 home win over the New York Islanders. The former Hart Trophy winner had been out of commission since January, when he absorbed two hits in a matter of five days that resulted in him suffering a concussion. The 24-year-old Crosby appeared in just 41 games last season and still led the Penguins in points with 66, although he didnt play after Jan. 5 when he took a hit from Tampa Bays Victor Hedman. He had also absorbed a hard check to the head from then-Capitals forward David Steckel in the Winter Classic against Washington. Crosby was all over the ice in almost 16 minutes of action, which resulted in many "Crosby! Crosby!" chants from the crowd. "The goals and assists were great obviously, but just being back out there I cant really even describe it," Crosby said. "It was exciting. I was anxious. There were a lot of different things going through my mind. The main thing was to enjoy playing. Thats something that Ive missed over the last 10 months." Evgeni Malkin added a goal and an assist for the first-place Penguins, who snapped a two-game skid and won for the second time in five games. Brooks Orpik and Steve Sullivan also lit the lamp. Marc-Andre Fleury made 29 saves for his second shutout of the season and 21st of his career. The Penguins, who have compiled a 7-1-1 record in the Steel City this year, are playing the second of three in a row at home. St. Louis will try to get back on track tonight after losing two in a row on the heels of a three-game winning streak. The Blues dropped a 3-2 shootout decision Saturday in Minnesota and on Tuesday they lost by the same score in regulation to visiting Los Angeles. The Blues and Kings were tied at 2-2 until Willie Mitchells goal with 5:49 left in regulation lifted Los Angeles to the win. Vladimir Sobotka and Alex Steen tallied for the Blues, while Jaroslav Halak allowed three goals on 28 shots in defeat. "When youre scoring two goals a game youre living on a fine line," said St. Louis head coach Ken Hitchcock. "Weve been on the right side of it for the most part, but were going to have to find more offense if we expect to win." Brian Elliot is expected to be back in the crease tonight for St. Louis. He is 7-1-0 on the year with a league-best 1.43 goals-against average. Elliot is 3-1-0 with a 3.06 GAA in five career games against Pittsburgh. St. Louis is just 3-6-1 on the road this year compared to a 7-2-1 mark on home ice. The Blues will play their next game Friday against visiting Calgary, but will then head out on a three-game road trip. The Blues notched a 1-0 overtime win over the visiting Penguins in the only meeting between the clubs last year. St. Louis has won four of six and six of the last nine in this series, but the Blues have dropped two of three in Pittsburgh. Boston Bruins at Buffalo Sabres (Sports Network)- Bostons gaudy 9-0-0 record in November has enabled the defending Stanley Cup champions to inch closer to the top spot in the Northeast Division standings. The Bruins will look to post their 10th consecutive win tonight against the Buffalo Sabres in the conclusion of a three-game road trip at First Niagara Center. Goaltender Tim Thomas registered his second straight shutout and third of the season with 33 saves for the Bruins in Mondays 1-0 victory at Montreal. Thomas has posted all three of his shutouts during the recent tear and owns 29 in his career. "He definitely stoned us tonight," Canadiens goaltender Carey Price said of Thomas, who is on a personal six game winning streak. "He played really well but thats the type of game theyve been playing for a while." Thomas hasnt allowed a goal since Nov. 15 versus New Jersey, pushing his scoreless streak to 133 minutes, 4 seconds. Andrew Ference scored the only goal of Mondays game late in the first period for the Bruins, who have won three in a row on the road, improved to 4-2-0 as the visitor and sit tied with Buffalo for second place in the Northeast -- two points behind Toronto. Bostons last loss was on Oct. 29 at Montreal and the team is riding its longest winning streak since ripping off 10 in a row from December 12, 2008 through January 1, 2009. The Bruins have outscored their opponents, 14-0, in the last three road games and the last time they had three straight road shutouts was in January of the 1974 season. The team record is four set during the 1938 campaign. Defenseman Joe Corvo (lower body) is probable for Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Sabres have lost three of five games since a four-game winning streak and are coming off Saturdays 4-2 loss versus Phoenix at home. Luke Adam and Patrick Kaleta both scored, while Jordan Leopold added two assists and goaltender Jhonas Enroth made 25 saves in defeat. "We missed too many opportunities," Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff said. Enroth has been serving as the clubs No. 1 netminder with former Vezina Trophy winner Ryan Miller sidelined with a concussion. The Swedish goalie is expected to get a fifth straight start tonight. Buffalo center Jochen Hecht (concussion) is expected to be activated from injured reserve for Wednesdays game and forward Cody McCormick (upper body) is listed as questionable. Sabres defenseman Tyler Myers had surgery to repair a broken wrist on Monday and will miss the next 4-6 weeks. Kaleta was fined $2,500 for a high sticking call against Coyotes defenseman Derek Morris. 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But instead of giving up after trailing by 22 points in the first half and 15 entering the fourth quarter, Washington fought back within two on Kevin Seraphins jumper with 6:57 left. Paul Millsap, however, made sure the Wizards never got over the hump. He had 16 points and 15 rebounds to help the Jazz hold on for a 92-88 victory. "We still need to learn how to put teams away," said Millsap, who added two blocks and three steals. Millsaps 14-foot baseline jumper with 21 seconds left halted a nearly 3-minute scoreless stretch for the Jazz and bumped their lead to 90-84. Martell Websters third 3-pointer cut Utahs lead to 90-87 with 15 seconds left, but ex-Wizards guard Randy Foye made both free throws with 11 seconds remaining to seal it. "It was a good fight for us but just a bad job of coming out and being ready to play," said Wizards guard A.J. Price, who had 10 points and three assists. "Consensus is everybodys ready to get home. Theres no secret about that but at the same time we have to come out and play the game. (You would be) feeling much better about yourself if you come and end the road trip with the W as opposed to the way we did tonight." The Wizards, who have been playing well since the return of guard John Wall after he missed 33 games with a knee injury, finished 2-3 on their road trip. That followed a three-game home winning streak. "The last eight games weve built a good, solid round of basketball, and weve got to continue to build on that and not take any steps backward, moving forward when we get back from the trip," Wizards coach Randy Wittman said. The Jazz did just about everything right early. They shot 63.2 per cent in the first quarter and used a 22-6 run to open the second quarter, showing their depth with a second unit that doesnt have much drop-off. Enes Kanter continued his hot shooting, making his first four shots for a 10-point quarter. Gordon Hayward, whose move to the bench coincided with Utahs first game against Washington, an 83-78 Jazz victory on Nov. 17, attacked the rim with some fancy dribbling and footwork to finish with 15 points. Pat Tillman Black Friday Jersey. "Were getting stops defensively and showing some physicality and thats what got us the lead," Hayward said. "We got buckets in transition and easy baskets when we executed." It was a different story in the fourth quarter. "We let them dictate where we were going with their pressure," Hayward said. "We let them get two or three buckets in a row. We just need to calm down and not rush through stuff. We got going too fast and (gave) them easy looks on the other end." Webster led Washington with 15 points. Wall added 14 in 27 minutes for the Wizards as they try to ease him back following knee surgery. Emeka Okafor scored just six points but added 17 rebounds for Washington. "Second half we just kept playing, fighting, gave ourselves a chance," Wall said. "We missed a couple of easy shots down the stretch. . I dont think we had enough legs to close it out." The Wizards shot just 23.8 per cent in the first quarter and 36 per cent overall, but went 7 of 18 on 3-pointers. Though they were outscored in the paint 46-38 they held their own on the boards, matching Utahs 51. Utah also got some key plays from veteran point guard Jamaal Tinsley, who works out with Wall in the summer. Tinsley finished with 11 points and six assists. But it was Millsap, frequently the subject of trade rumours, who took over in the fourth. He drew a charge by Wall and had a key steal from Nene with 3:26 left that resulted in a clear path foul for Hayward, who sank both free throws. And after Bradley Beals basket off Utahs 14th turnover pulled Washington to 88-84 with 1:10 left, Millsap made the biggest shot of the game. "Its a concern when we lose big leads, but were winning the game so were not going to go crazy about it," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said. "Youd like to learn a lesson not to relax when were up. Turnovers and fast scores for the opponents is whats really concerning." After playing only three games in 11 days, Utah heads to Los Angeles to face the Lakers on Friday. NOTES: Utah Gov. Gary Herbert was in attendance, sitting next to Jazz President Randy Rigby.. Kanter finished 4 of 4 and is 14 of 15 over Utahs last four games. . Okafors 17 rebounds were one shy of his season high. . Washington shot 5 of 21 in the first quarter. ' ' '