NY Rangers (25-36-7-7) at Pittsburgh (19-45-7-4) 3:00 pm EST

Regular Season Matchup
	W-L-OT	HOME	ROAD	DIV	CONF
NYR	27-40-8	13-21-4	14-19-4	11-10-2	22-31-6
PIT	23-47-4	13-22-0	10-25-4	6-12-1	16-38-2
· Complete Standings

Team Stat Comparison
206	Goals	190
250	Goals Against	303
46	Power Play Goals	65
80	Power Play Goals Allowed	84
6	Shorthanded Goals	7
8	Shorthanded Goals Allowed	15
1459	Penalty Minutes	1270
18	Average Penalty Minutes	15

Goalie Breakdown
	GOALIE	GP	W	TGA	GAA	SO	SV	SV%
	Mike Dunham	57	16	159	3.03	2	1363	.896
	Jussi Markkanen	26	8	53	2.56	2	558	.913
	Jason LaBarbera	4	1	16	4.84	0	75	.824
	Jamie McLennan	4	1	12	2.96	0	85	.876
	Steve Valiquette	2	1	6	3.00	0	65	.915
	Sebastien Caron	40	9	138	3.74	1	1041	.883
	Jean-Sebastien Aubin	22	7	53	2.98	1	521	.908
	Marc-Andre Fleury	21	4	70	3.64	1	605	.896
	Andy Chiodo	8	3	28	3.46	0	232	.892
	Martin Brochu	1	0	1	1.84	0	18	.947

Team Stat Leaders
G	Bobby Holik 25	Ryan Malone 22
A	Bobby Holik 31	Dick Tarnstrom 36
PTS	Bobby Holik 56	Dick Tarnstrom 52
PIM	Matthew Barnaby 120	Brooks Orpik 127
SOG	Bobby Holik 225	Rico Fata 163

PITTSBURGH (Ticker) -- The Pittsburgh Penguins try to push their home unbeaten streak to six games on Sunday afternoon when they host the New York Rangers.

Pittsburgh is 11-22-5 at home but 4-0-1 here since a 9-4 loss to Nashville on March 4. The Penguins also are 8-3-2 in their last 13 games following an 18-game losing streak.

Aleksey Morozov, who survived the trading deadline, has keyed this recent run. He scored a power-play goal 77 seconds into overtime to give Pittsburgh a 4-3 home win over Carolina on Friday and has six goals and nine assists in his last 11 contests.

After scoring his 14th goal, Morozov skated to the glass and displayed the Penguin on his jersey to the fans at Mellon Arena.

"I tried to show the fans that Pittsburgh is a good team," Morozov said Friday. "I was so happy when we scored and got two points. I hope the fans will respond. I'm not part of the promotional staff, but I hope we have a sellout Sunday against the Rangers."

Jon Sim, rookie Ryan Malone and defenseman Dick Tarnstrom had the other goals for the Penguins.

New York was officially eliminated from the playoff race on Saturday, when its losing streak reached five games with a 3-0 defeat at Philadelphia.

New York was shut out for the fifth time this season and was 0-for-5 on the power play.

Sunday will mark Jaromir Jagr's first visit to Pittsburgh since joining the Rangers.

New York won the first four meetings by a combined score of 14-4. But Malone had a goal and two assists to lead the Penguins to a 7-4 victory two weeks ago in New York.