2005-06:

2006-07:
 

2007-08: High-energy forward posted career highs in assists (14), points (26) and +/- rating (+8) despite missing 19 games with ankle injury...Had career best four-game point streak (4+1) from Oct. 10-19...Scored two goals Oct. 13 vs. Toronto...Netted game-winning goal March 4 vs. Tampa Bay...Had nine points (3+6) in 17 playoff games...Scored game-winning goal in Game 2 of conference finals vs. Philadelphia...Scored late dramatic goal in Game 5 of Stanley Cup Finals at Detroit, tying score, 3-3, with 34 seconds remaining...
Penguins won in triple overtime.

2008-09: Topped the 20-point mark for third consecutive season with 22 (12+10)...Scored his 10th career shorthanded goal and game-winner April 11 at Montreal...Tallied two points (1+1)in his 200th career game in 7-6 overtime win Nov. 11 at Detroit...Signed a two-year contract extension Dec. 19. PLAYOFFS: Became Stanley Cup hero after scoring both of Pittsburgh's goals, including the game-winner, in 2-1 Game 7 Stanley Cup Finals victory to help franchise earn its third championship...Chipped in career high 13 postseason points (8+5)...Registered six points (4+2) during Stanley Cup Finals round against Detroit...Challenged Philadelphia tough guy Daniel Carcillo to fight in Game 6 in opening round series; the fight sparked the Penguins, who overcame a 3-0 deficit in the game en route to a 5-3 win, and eliminated their cross-state rivals...

2009-10: Posted two goals and seven points in 45 games of an injury-plagued season...Missed the first 21 games of the season while recovering from offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder...Also missed 10 games with a groin injury...Key penalty killer averaged 2:06 shorthanded minutes per games...Totaled 77 hits on the year for an average of 1.71 per games...Played his 300th career game March 28 vs. Toronto...Scored his first goal of the year Nov. 28 vs. NY Rangers. PLAYOFFS: Notched six points (2+4) in 13 games...Scored a game-changing shorthanded goal in Game 4 vs. Ottawa in quarterfinals, which proved to be the game-winner...Posted a plus or even rating in 11 of 13 playoff games...Placed third among team's forwards with 1:56 of shorthanded time per game.

2010-11: