Sidney Crosby scored two wonderful goals.

Alex and Elkovich made two wonderful saves, and I'm inclined to just stop right there, aren't

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in the same place that you've found this. Penguins 2, Ducks 1 in overtime. I should say Sid, two

ducks won in overtime because Sid scored both goals. He tied the game early in the third

period and won it with a really, really nice effort in the three-on-three format chipping the puck past the rookie cutter

Gautier skating in alone on Lucas Dostal who had been just wow all night and he's been

wow all season for Anaheim and Sid almost looked like Kuznetsov. Evgeny Kuznetsov going in super crazy,

tight onto Stahl, coming to an almost complete standstill, and then firing the puck past him.

I asked Sid about the Kuznetsov thing, and he just said he was grateful for the opportunity

because he had a tough time settling the puck down after

the chip. It was bouncing around a lot. He was lucky to have that time and put it home. Ned,

arguably just as good, even though it wasn't in any sort of quantity, too outrageous,

through the Creece saves latent regulation to allow there to be in overtime.

So as I see it, you had two really, really strong individual efforts.

One really not very good opponent.

And you got the result what you wanted, but did you do any kind of stopping of the bleeding?

Other than, of course, ending the six-game losing streak?

I don't know.

I don't know.

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