the alarm system and cameras at the home happened to be down at the time of the break-in and his safe had been kept open, sources say.  the call to 911 about the break-in came a few hours after the penguins' game against the ottawa senators that was played at 4 p.m. on saturday, according to sources.  malkin didn't play in saturday's game because of an injury and returned to the lineup for monday's game against the seattle kraken.  a spokesperson for the allegheny county police department says their agency is looking into a burglary in the sewickley heights area. the spokesperson says investigators are looking to speak to anyone who might have any information about the incident.  the penguins say they "will have no further comment on the matter." break-in at malkin's home the latest in growing trend of professional athletes being targeted
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