it's one thing to see the solution that's needed it's quite another to administer it though isn't it

morning to you good wednesday morning i'm dan kovitch of dk pittsburg sports this is daily

shot of penguins it comes your way bright and early every weekday.

If you're into football and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of Steelers and

pirates in the same place that you found this. Wild Five, Penguins three last night at

PPG Paints Arena, really genuinely touching scenes involving Mark Andre Fleury in his last

visit to Pittsburgh. The crowds chanting, his gesturing to the crowd, the postgame celebration

among the wild players, none of whom left the ice, all of them recognizing how much it means to him to be here.

Sidney Crosby and Chris LaTang stayed on the rink as well.

The crowd just kept chanting, didn't want him to leave.

All good, good stuff.

But better if you're in St. Paul, you know?

And let's be real here.

And I have known flower for the better part of two decades.

So I'm not diminishing or downplaying the event in any way.

But that's not going to be what dictates last night's mood in there for most people. It's just not. And why is that?

Well, here comes the repeat of the repeat. This team can't defend. As in, it can't defend at all.

It can't prevent turnovers or odd man breaks or clean breakaways or simple passes to the middle of the

rink or anything if there's anything that the penguins are doing well defensively this season

feel free to reach out and inform me because I'm still searching. I watched this one,

not going to lie to you here, with only that I, from the press box last night. I wasn't interested

in the goals, although it was neat to see Ricard Raquel score a couple on a line with Sid

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