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And welcome to Overtime on the Ice.

I'm Jenna Harner, joined in studio by Dei and Kavachevich, Phil Bork, joining us from the road.

Guys, there are three games left in the regular season. It is so crazy to believe. I feel like we were just sitting down talking about, you know, the first half of the season. Here we are. Here's a look at these three, the flyers, the oilers, and the blue jackets to wrap things all up. With three games

remaining, what do you guys want to see and need to see from this Penguins team? Well, I mean,

there's no bigger priority this time of year and in this circumstance than just staying healthy.

Yeah. And there's a balance to that because you also want to have your legs moving. You don't want to get into bad habits. So you want to skate. I think it would look a lot like the game in Detroit. Where you know, you put out whatever it is that you have to put out in order to get the result. Penguins did that. They didn't stray from their system too much. They didn't make dumb plays. Go ahead and execute

against these teams. But hey, also, Phil, you know, we can also see some goal tending, right?

Yeah, we might see Louis DeMaine. I think that in the back-to-back situation with playing in Detroit

on Saturday, Sunday in Philly, that we're going to get the 30-year-old silly cider, the guy that catches with the wrong hand.

And Louis DeMang, as we remember on January 15th, boy, did he spin a web against the San Jose Sharks.

He was brilliant, stopping a 41 piece of volcanicized rubber that came his way.

And we get another performance like that, I think everybody

will feel a little better about this duo, which it looks like the more we hear about Tristan Jari,

or the less we hear, I should say, on just how good he's doing. Looks like we might start the playoffs

with Casey and Louie. And that could give Penguins fans definitely a lot of optimism moving into the

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