Penguins Forward Receives Game Misconduct

Malkin's first penalty was for hooking over 7 minutes into the second period. Malkin was again called for hooking exactly 3 minutes after the first hooking penalty. Then, with a little over 5 minutes left in the period, Malkin was called once again, this time for high-sticking.

As Penguins fans know, Malkin is no stranger to showing his emotions when he doesn't like a missed call.

While it wasn't announced, Malkin's was given a game misconduct after receiving a 10 minute misconduct for arguing a missed call with the referees in the third period. Malkin's ejection came nearly two minutes into the third period.

Can you blame Malkin for arguing the missed penalty when he himself was called for high-sticking the previous period?

Despite Malkin's ejection, the Penguins remained victorious, capturing a 4-2 victory against the Flyers. This victory moves them into the second wild card spot in the playoffs.