Common sense tells me they're not done.

Common sense tells me they're going to score goals.

Common sense has exactly prevailed to this point in the series.

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Flyers 3 Penguins Nothing last night in game 2 at PPG Paints Arena.

A lot of the same decisions were adhered to by Dan Mews.

A lot of the same mistakes were made by the players.

As a result, the Flyers were able to get away with doing, you know, all the same stuff that they'd done

in game one. How convenient for them. I'll reiterate what I'd expressed after game one, which is that you're not

going to change this until you try changing something, anything. The closest muse came to that

was a tinkering between the first and second line, bumping Yeagerenekov back, moving Ricard Raquel back up,

something that had been suggested on this program before the series,

and something that might have contributed to some additional offense that we saw in the third period last night.

But otherwise, it was all the same.

Same combinations.

Same personnel.

And most mind-bogglingly, same strategy.

Nothing changed.

Nothing changed.

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