This holiday season, Amazon brings you an unmissable month of festive football.

What a fantastic night of football.

Including 10 Premier League games.

It doesn't get much better than that.

And Tuesday's UEFA Champions League must watch match.

The biggest live games from the biggest leagues all wrapped up.

It's on Prime.

I'm going to break from the norm here a little bit and take two just one questions for this particular episode because I can't help but open this one with the following beauty for my man Shane out in Southern California who went to that game.

I've lived in L.A. now for 15 years, and I've gone to see the Penguins play every time.

They always play terrible here every single time.

Why do you think teams have issues with specific opponents slash

venues? Good morning, everyone. Good Friday morning. I'm Dan Kovanovich of D.K. Pittsburgh

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And what change sat through last night at the newly renamed Crypto.com arena was Kings 6, Penguins 2.

It was 2-2 through a couple of periods, if that makes anyone feel better,

and there were some unsightly pivoting points, notably an icing call that was ignored on Los Angeles's third goal.

But, man, we can look at stuff like what Shane brought up, and it's actually not all that bad.

Penguins have lost five of their last six in L.A.

It's not like it's been some decade or two-decade long string out there.

They've usually done pretty well across town against the ducks.

So I'm not inclined to blame it on things like travel or whatever.

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