Tell you what, I pride myself on at least attempting to offer some kind of intelligent hockey analysis based on many years of experience and talking to a billion people.

I got nothing for you. based on many years of experience and talking to a billion people.

I got nothing for you.

Good morning to you anyway.

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Golden Knight 6, Penguins 2.

I'd love to couch that in some way, if only for the sake of originality,

or to show you maybe something that was happening underneath the surface that wasn't as obvious.

I got nothing.

I got nothing.

This was just bad.

But if there's a plus to it, it was all bad, but it was all bad in a way.

And you hear me out on this, that the penguins are almost never bad.

They almost never fail to pepper a questionable goaltender.

Aiden Hill came into this one with an 8.55 save

percentage and almost every other opportunity to shoot was turned into some mind-numbing pass

for some insane reason. The Penguins almost never get a bad game out of arts or she loves, certainly not since

Christmas when he's been one of the NHL's best goaltenders, but he gave up five goals on 15 shots.

Maybe the most surprising one. The Penguins almost never.

In fact, I don't know that there's been one all season to get a bad game out of their fourth line.

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