wanting to know more. and kevin pollock is telling him. follow-through is not a penalty. but the reckless use pierre talked about is. 2:25 to go. shot by timonen, ricocheted off fleury. and kicked wide. held now by giroux. the pass is blocked. held by timonen. fed over to giroux. to the side of the net, oh, it couldn't go! >> pierre: off the post, doc. far post. >> doc: still they battle. that may have gone off simmonds. they'll have to chase it down. >> pierre: he's become a burr in the side of marc-andre fleury. he's driving him nuts. fleury is fighting him off. >> doc: 1:20 to go. the goaltender was about to shed

off, bryzgalov, he heads back. extra attacker. off a stick, and wide. and gotten by couturier. four defenders and fleury for the penguins. six attackers for the flyers. trying to tie it up. fleury, letang played it on. bouncer went away from meszaros. able to takex#ñ it, giroux, awa from adams. back and recovered. helter skelter here! 40 to go on the power play. 1:05 left in the game. block bid the pens. sent by giroux. forced away by orpik. a stoppage of play. a penalty call. >> pierre: this is the rule i was talking about, letang -- i'm sorry. they're not calling letang. simmonds furious coming off the ice. they're calling skr ining girou trip.

there's letang, playing the puck with his hand, but he never closes. that trip there catches the referee's eyes. wow. i'm not sure the flyers faithful will like that one at all. >> doc: bryzgalov is back in the cage. it's a goalie and four apiece. 1:02 to go. and a time-out has been called. 35 seconds of four each. >> pierre: a one-goal lead in philadelphia. on the power play, chaud injula giroux, off the post. giroux sees the stick of simmonds. and there's later on, how he's driving fleury nuts. simmonds. all over the crease area.

by the way, congratulations to thomas holmstrom. recently retired. what a career he had. a lot of players have tried to copy his style, wayne simmonds one of them. >> doc: he'll be saluted this detroit before the home opener. >> pierre: what a game sutter's played in his first ever regular season game for the penguins. power on power on face-offs. he's made things happen because of his grit. >> doc: with couturier. popped along. back to timonen. under the away from the forechecking sutter. taken on by brayden schenn. out to center. 25 from now, a pittsburgh power play to the last 20 seconds. letang able to play on to sutter. he's hit. across to paul martin. walked on out to center. the net is open. played off the boards.

doubling back now is couturier. seven from now, malkin will be out of the penalty box. half a minute to go, regulation. the play off hartnell, carried on by brayden schenn. and offsides is called. >> pierre: these two teams will play five times. four more after this. the next one -- every one of those games is must-watch tv. the pressure and play here in philadelphia has been outstanding. everybody's been great. >> doc: it's been riveting to watch. reminiscent in the way it went in the short season, the energy was remarkable. some of those passes not necessary. but they were. boy, the energy that these teams have brought is remarkable. this play ricocheted on back. the net is empty. shovelled by kunitz and in!

chris kunitz into the empty net. the penguins have a two-goal lead. and barring any kind of unusual thing they will start out with two points and the flyers with none. a real good job of the pittsburgh penguin defensemen standing up in the neutral zone. a great play by martin with a skate, up to kunitz. university of minnesota and ferris state frto the back of t net. good day for the penguins. they've done a nice job here today. the flyers played a great game here this afternoon. >> doc: after a slow start, they are rebounded well. the horn sounds. the pittsburgh penguins have won 8 of 12 regular season games here in philadelphia. marc-andre fleury, win 227.

that is a franchise record for the penguins. final score in the game, penguins, 3, flyers, 1. tomorrow, don't miss the nml game of t -- nhl game of the week. the flyers go to buffalo the play the sabers. coming up next except on the west coast, it's your local new. at 8:00, deception, then chicago fire and law & order. an all-new saturday night live with host jennifer lawrence at 11:30. jer rye the only goal for philadelphia. 3-1, pittsburgh, the final. [captioning made possible

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sports fans will be watching the game with heavy hearts. we begin with sad news, former orioles manager has passed away. the 82-year-old was on a orioles cruise at the time of his death. he is being remembered as a great coach who led the orioles to four american league pen napts and a world series. we have a look backal earth wave's life and legacy. >> when baltimorians think of the silver haired earl, we think of intensity and longevity. the earl of baltimore, beloved like a son of the city. he was st. louis born in 1930 but spent his entire career in baltimore. the ball club was his.

under the earl the orioles won six a.l.c. titles, anding of course the world serieses in 1970. he won 1,480 games. when he was inducted in the hall of game in 1996, he was acknowledged for his inintegrity and wit. pitching, defense, and the three-run homer you were his hallmarks been but close your eyes and think of earl and surely you see his hat on backyards, his face full of fire. our earl of baltimore. he said on my tom stone write the sorest loser that has ever lived. one who will be sorely missed.

>> the passing of efrl we'ver comes on a day when fans converged on baltimore for fanfest. we spent a day with fans who shared their favorite memories of waver's time. she's live with that part of the story. >> that's exactly right, the fanfest today was the perfect opportunity for everyone involved in the orioles organization to share their memories of wave, if they got to meet him or not. thousands of fans swarmed the convention center for fanfest filed with excitement on what next season can bring. with heavy hearts they were also looking to the past. earl waver was considered the greatest manager until orioles history. today started with a moment of

silence. >> you would not want to be anywhere else to than to be around thousands of orioles fans. >> there's a lot of emotion in the building today. >> i think everyone is trying to collect their thoughts and feelings. he meant of so much to so many people. they there is a reason they callhood the earl of baltimore. >> everyone seems to have a reaction. >> we're an oriole family and we feel bad for the waver family. >> it is a sad day for orioles fans. >> he was a big inspiration for everybody. it is sad that he's combon. >> lots of people who knew him took time to reflect on him. jim palmer says if he was still here he would be focused on winning more games. >> if he was on stage today, pe would tell us the 93 wins we had last year are gone.

>> you can see that someone decided to leave some flowers here on waverers' naurm today. there is statute in his oner and people are stopping by all day to pay tribute to both. more on this story we're going to head over to greg for more. >> colorful, his permalty overshadowed his brilliance as manager sometimes. it is those characteristics that made him one of baseball's greatest managers and an iconic figure. this past summer he was honored with other hall of fame members with a statue. he managed the oral yulls for 17 season, winning the world series in 1970. he posted 90 or more wins in those years and was named

manager of the year, three times. he was inducted in the baseball hall of fame in 1996. he managed many great pitchers, none better than hall of famer jim palmer. >> it is a sad day for anybody who new him or anybody who has been involved in oriole baseball. >> espn baseball analyst called waver one of the three greatest managers of all time. high praise from a guy who knows a thing or two about baseball. >> some of you have been sharing your memories on our facebook page today. she writes, some of my best members is waver going ballistic on the umpires. bill posted, love you earl. don't get thrown out of heaven for arguing. rest in peace, number 4.

you can share your memories on our facebook page. plus, you can find more on our website, wbaltv.com. while one baltimore team graves one is preparing what could be the biggest game of the year. the ravens will make the last push for the super bowl. we have team coverage from new england. let's check in with pete from the stadium. >> hello. indeed for baltimore sports fans, i had to touch on earl waver being a giant number 4 fan it is a very sad day. coming in today, many along with the team. this was the scene here today. as the team arrived at the hotel, more than 150 fans greeted them, cheering, taking pictures and having a blast and

the players responded by enjoying the greeting here. it is nice today, it is 25 degrees warmer today than it was a year ago. went we caught up with one of the players as they got off the bus and got their thoughts on tomorrow. >> last year, the guys came in here and they fought through a lot of adversity and i think coming here the same time has a better view of coming in for another fight. it will be a good one. >> as far a what else is going on for fans still coming in and want to check out what is going on around town there we did a walking tour of boston. >> it is a very old city and if

you like history, the burial ground along the freedom trail is a must stop. along the freedom trail very much to see. on the boston harbor a familiar sight. this is the u.s.s. constitution. it marks the early settling of the city back in 1630. pure fun across the street, an ice rink sits in the shadows of the massachusetts state house. you can see where the la alternatives were hung for the midnight ride of paul a veer where the decision was made to host the boston tea party. the burial ground is in the middle of downtown boston, only 2,000 vizzable gravestones. >> i often spend a significant portion of my tours here at the burial ground because so many famous american patriots are buried here. >> john hancock was the first

governor of massachusetts. >> tim is a tour guide for the freedom trail foundation. he says heel you'll find ben franklin's family and the foot stone of paul revere's grave. >> an aebb chents hebrew tradition. >> there is even what is left of mother goose, really, the mother goose. the freedom trail is over two miles and you can pay for a tour or walk it yourself and these what these raven fans decided to do. >> there is not many cities outside of baltimore that has as much history as ours and boston has more. >> cool too, ravens one game away from the super bowl. the outlook? >> optimistic. >> tonight there is a huge ravens rally here in boston.

>> still to come, a baltimore officer arrested in towson. what authorities were told when they arrived on the scene.

>> new tonight baltimore city police officer is arrested while off-duty. police were called to the rec room in the 500 block of york road. that's where they found 28-year-old matthew daugherty intoxicated. he pointed his weapon at two other people in the parking lot. internal affairs is investigating. we have a quick check of the weather. i needed my sunglasses today. >> temperatures were very nice. they are not going to last. we'll talk about it.

the forecast is just ahead. clear skies right now and we're mild, 49 at the airport. 53 downtow

>> now your forecast. >> what a nice day today. to our north there were some clouds, one little weather disturbance.

a little clipper moving out of the range of radar and new one coming in. there are several more sitting out there, each one brings in a little more cold air. we were nice today. we'll be ok tomorrow. then we go downhill. you can see that here on this graph. we've been bouncing around all week long. this is the past week and beyond this line is the coming week. this is the normal line for the high temperatures. here's our spike today. here's tomorrow. then downhill we go temperaturewise. our temperatures right now, 45 in annapolis. on the boardwalk it is 43. fredericks 48. even in the 40's in the mountains to the west. here are the clear sties associated with the disturbance up north. there's a front up there, somewhat stalled and along that is where all these disturbances are running, at least for the time being. now, here's the one that went

north of us overnight last night. here's the one that is coming, it has a little more kick to it. when the front comes through and that will be during the nighttime on monday. that will bring a little more cold air in introducing more winter-like conditions. you can see more out of the west. here's the jet stream, it is riding kind of low and the coldest air is behind this boundary up in the great lakes. each one of these disturbances are going to pull the cold air a little farther south so we're going work into colder air once we get past the weekend. you can see the intensely cold air around hudson bay. the cold air has moved to the eastern part of canada. so we're set up to go into the deep freeze here. tonight it won't be too bad, at or above freezing 29 to 35 with mostly clear skies. the sun set was about as early

as it gets. we're going to see longer days here. southwest winds at 2 to 7 miles an hour. tomorrow, still nice, above the afternoon for the season, 45 to 50 but not as warm as it was today. then we have a breeze too, gusting to 25 miles an hour. so small advisories out on the bay. winds become northwest gusting to 25 with a two to three foot chop on the open waters of the bay. futurecast shows these little disturbances moving to the north of us but each one coming closer and eventually in addition to the cold air we pick up a chance for snow showers. tomorrow dry, breezy, 48 for the high. monday snow showers with a little clipper coming in high only 37. windy and cold on tuesday high of 27. same on wednesday but we start out at 11 degrees.

here's that cold air coming in, it will be dry in the middle of the week. freezing on thurns and when we stay into durs thursday and when we stay into the 30's. >> i'm live in massachusetts. coming up in sports amazing numbers on joe flak co-.