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As promised, the trade deadline passed and we didn't make any moves because we already have a Stanley Cup caliber team with us alongside myself.

Two-time Stanley Cup champ Phil Bork and our partner from DKPittsburgsports.com, Dei Ann Kavachevich, and we are breaking down what happened in New

York.

I'm not going to make any excuses.

They played well.

They dominated in every area and we didn't have a lot of pushback.

So we can look at all the reasons, but I mean,

that's, that's reality tonight. A bad loss to the Rangers leaves the penguins clinging to second

place by a point. The Rangers, though, with a game in hand and the Penn's trail, first place,

Carolina, by three points. Now, we have to start pretty simplistically. Yes, the pens found out they

were without Gino just a few hours before the game because of a non-COVID illness. But what happened

in the first five minutes of what everyone called an important game. Borky, we'll start with you.

They weren't engaged. They weren't engaged physically, mentally, emotionally. And the one refreshing thing, I think, that's come out, maybe the only good thing that's come out of this is the post-game comments.

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