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Penguins fall to Sharks 3-2 in shootout

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The Penguins are adjusting their lineup as injured defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk nears a return, which would require a roster move; coach Dan Muse was expected to assess his availability for Saturday against Ottawa. Van Riemsdyk has played five games this season, and the team said Bryan Rust and Elmer Soderblom remain injured. In a separate game, Pittsburgh beat San Jose 3-2 in a shootout after the Sharks rallied with two third-period goals; Ben Kindel scored the decisive shootout goal.

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