Not really sure how much it's going to take for this team to be seen as anything serious or even remotely serious.

I also know that that doesn't matter. The only stuff that does matter is the stuff that they're getting done.

Good morning to you.

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Friday morning, I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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this. Penguins five, two time defending Stanley Cup champion Panthers three last night in sunrise, Florida, on their ice, with those guys

playing pretty well, something they would acknowledge on the Florida side afterward.

But what they didn't have an answer for is the penguin scoring five, I thought,

really skillful goals of Sidney Crosby's two. The first one came on a one-timer that went barred down

when he saw that Sergei Bobrovsky was down and really kind of helpless in the crease.

You still got to get it up over him.

Clang and down.

Next one, Ricard Raquel swatted a backhand aerial rebound.

Passed Bob.

This off of a really nice feed from Eric Carlson out at the right point. Ben

Kindle put away a give-and-go and given go one-time slap shot of his own from the left dot

that just rocketed over Bob's blocker side. Listen, if you haven't seen these highlights

and you think I'm, you know, making these things sound better than they were, go see the

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