Tuukka Rask ripped his own performance after comeback loss to the Penguins

The Pittsburgh Penguins are one of the teams in the NHL that is never really out of a game.

Not only is their talent group deep, but they have some of the most dynamic players in the league at the top of their lineup, namely: Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin (We should also mention that Phil Kessel is ninth in league scoring). Crosby and Malkin have done a lot together in the careers and they hooked up again last night to shock the Bruins.

After going up 5-3, the Bruins were looking like they had the game in control. Then, with 4 seconds left in the second period, Crosby somehow turned a puck battle in the corner (With 5 other players) into a wide-open one timer in the slot for Geno.

In the end, the Pens came back and won the game 6-5 in OT. Tuukka Rask blamed himself for the loss.

Honestly, not a lot can be blamed on Rask. He’s probably focusing largely on Riley Sheahan’s game-tying goal in the third, which was kind of weak. Tuukka Rask has a history of overreacting after a tough loss though, only the other ways he does so can be a little more entertaining.