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You want to know what the best, most comforting, team-wide feeling that a hockey player can experience?

I'll give you a hint. It's the same for the fans in the seats. Good morning to you. Good Monday morning. I'm Dan Kovachovic of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

This is Daily Shot of Penguins, and it comes your way bright and early every weekday if you're

into football and or baseball. I also offer up daily shots of Steelers and Pirates, which I hope you'll

check out. Penguins for Hurricanes 2. Penguins are now, and I went and look this up myself.

9, 5, and 4 against the NHL's top 10 teams in the overall standings. The only ones they haven't beaten are the avalanche who they

haven't played yet, a couple games with them coming up here real soon, and the flames who beat

them here in Pittsburgh and then the Penguins at least got a point against them in a shootout loss

in Calgary in late November. That's it.

They've beaten all of them. Otherwise, up, down, and sideways. Brian Boyle had a terrific

remark. I thought yesterday after the game, when he was asked about the satisfaction of beating a team like the

hurricanes who are tied right now with the avalanche for the number one record in the league.

I think we can beat any team, really.

I mean, look what we've done this year.

I think look what, I guess with the exception of, yeah, Carolina until today, but I think there's a confidence in our group that when we're playing the way we're capable of, we're a tough team to beat.

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