ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Marc-Andre Fleury made 19 saves for the Minnesota Wild in likely his final game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, a 3-1 loss at Xcel Energy Center on Sunday.

In what will likely be their final game against a friendly foe, the Pittsburgh Penguins put together a solid defensive and goaltending effort.

Minnesota Wild goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury could be in the crease to face the Pittsburgh Penguins for the final time of his Hall of Fame career when the teams meet Sunday afternoon in Saint Paul, Minn.

With Sunday's start, Fleury moves into second place for all-time starts among NHL goalies with 1,015, passing Roberto Luongo's 1,014. Fleury now only trails Martin Brodeur, who made 1,251 career starts. The 40-year-old is taking his final lap around the NHL before retiring at the end of the season.

For one final time, captain Sidney Crosby and the rest of his Pittsburgh Penguins will have the opportunity to face off against a friendly, familiar foe. Pittsburgh Penguins

The Pens break a four-game losing streak, Crosby and Malkin provide the offense needed to down Fleury and Minnesota

Andre Fleury will enter his last game against the Pittsburgh Penguins thinking about great friends and hopeful final bragging rights. Fleury is expected to start