PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Evgeni Malkin has made himself a legend in Pittsburgh for the past two decades and while his play speaks for itself, his legend has risen for some of his moments away from the ice.

Evgeni Malkin's parents, Vladimir and Natalia, were captured crying on the videoboard. Vladimir even reached out to his pocket to take out a handkerchief to wipe his tears. The NHL's official X ...

Evgeni Malkin's good luck charms couldn’t have been prouder on Saturday. The Pittsburgh Penguins forward’s parents became emotional after their son scored his second goal of the game against ...

Evgeni Malkin was visibly emotional during Wednesday ... “I think it's good for my family, my parents. They fly to be here, fly a couple days ago – like, 20 hours,” Malkin said.

Many could relate to the warm feeling that comes from performing well during a sporting event in front of one’s parents. That’s something athletes of all ages cherish. Evgeni Malkin did just ...

Pittsburgh Penguins superstar forward Evgeni Malkin spoke to a member of "Pens Inside Scoop" about his parents not being able to see his team play during the COVID-19 pandemic. Following the game ...

Evgeni Malkin has always been an emotional player ... was visibly moved as he talked about having his parents in attendance for this milestone. Reflecting on their journey to join him, Malkin ...

It's been quite some time since Evgeni Malkin's parents, Vladimir and Natalia, have had the opportunity to make their annual pilgrimage from Magnitogorsk, Russia, to Pittsburgh to watch their son ...

What was already a great night for Evgeni Malkin, who scored two of the team’s three points, was even better because his parents were in the crowd. After the game, Malkin said his parents were ...

Evgeni Malkin entered the season knowing that his ... let’s go score at home! My friends, parents, they send me messages. It’s not easy, it’s along way to score 500. But I’m glad to ...

CHICAGO — There’s another way Evgeni Malkin’s Sunday night should have gone. The Penguins would have played in Pittsburgh, not Chicago. A pregame ceremony would have honored him, not Marián ...