Marc-Andre Fleury, the former Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender, is set to make his final start at PPG Paints Arena as the Minnesota Wild face the Penguins, marking an emotional farewell to a city where he spent 13 seasons and won three Stanley Cups (2009, 2016, 2017). Fleury, drafted first overall by the Penguins in 2003, holds the franchise records for games, wins, and shutouts, and remains a beloved figure in Pittsburgh. Now 39, Fleury announced plans to retire after the 2024-25 season, making this encounter his likely last as an active player in Pittsburgh. While reflecting on his career achievements and memories with the Penguins, Fleury emphasized the importance of helping his current team, the Wild, secure a win. The Penguins, currently struggling with a five-game losing streak, will likely face a strong offensive challenge from the Wild, led by forward Kirill Kaprizov. Fleury's legacy in Pittsburgh is celebrated by fans and former teammates alike, marking the end of an era for both the player and the franchise.