The Pittsburgh Penguins will clash with the Colorado Avalanche on March 4 at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado.

The game will start at 10:00 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Penguins (36-17-9) are trying to extend their current winning streak to five games when they face the Avalanche on Wednesday night.

"It's a little bit straighter and it's working," said Pittsburgh center Evgeni Malkin to reporters in reference to his recent scoring streak, where he totaled five goals and six assists in his last five games after he recently borrowed his teammate Derrick Pouliot's hockey stick.

"I like it because both sides you can shoot, and backhand looks easy, too."

Pittsburgh previously defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets by the final score of 5-3, where Penguins center Evgeni Malkin had two goals and an assist in the victory on March 1.

"You can see it early in the game with him," said Pittsburgh head coach Mike Johnston to reporters in reference to Malkin's latest performance.

"He gets out there. He's skating. He's hard on the loose pucks. He's lifting sticks. When he's engaged like that in the game, as he has been, he can be a dominant player like he was tonight."

Meanwhile, the Avalanche (27-25-11) looks to avoid two consecutive losses when they host the Penguins at the Pepsi Center.

Previously, The Avalanche were defeated by their Central division foe the Minnesota Wild by a final score of 3-1 on February 28, where Colorado center Maxime Talbot scored the only goal for his team goal in a losing effort.

"I looked at it, and to me it's clearly a head shot," said Colorado head coach and Vice President Patrick Roy to reporters.

"I don't understand why there's no call."

The game begins at 10:00 pm ET and can be viewed on TV on the NHL Center ICE network or online through live stream by clicking here.