There's an adult way to take care of opponents like Chicago.

That's kind of what happened last night.

Those adults at some point or other on this path're going to need help from some kids as well.

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Penguin 6, Blackhawks 2 last night at PPG Paints Arena.

It was not interesting, like at all.

Other than that the home team was able to put together some legitimately beautiful

hockey plays at different intervals of this game.

It wasn't just that Connor Dewar and the fourth line got a couple more goals, which they did.

It wasn't just that Anthony Mantha had a goal on two assists to continue his remarkable comeback from knee surgery.

It wasn't just another ridiculous display of individual skill by Yegorchinochinov. It wasn't another Ben

Kendall goal. It was everything. It was all of that rolled into one. And on top of that,

or maybe I should say underneath that, because it's not the kind of thing that would have

moved to the surface on its own.

Rutger McGority was outstanding.

Did not produce a point.

Didn't show up on the score sheet.

But was a plus three tied Chinikov and Ricard Raquel for the team lead with five shots.

At times was a one man, forechecking, wrecking crew, one of those leading into the Kindle goal.

And, you know, I'm not going to say that it looked like something super special or way above and beyond what I'd seen from him in the past because that would make it sound like he's lacking in that at times. And he's not. He's not. This is a driven young man. And this past year, I'd say the past calendar year,

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