There have not been a lot of disappointments in this organization over the past year.

One of them happens to be an entire level of the organization.

It's ongoing. Morning to you. Good Friday morning. I'm

Dan Kavachewatchewich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is Daily Shot of Penguins. It comes your way bright

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The Wilkesbury Scranton Penguins lost last night in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Two to nothing in Game 4 of the AHA's Atlantic Division Final.

That will force a deciding game five tomorrow night in northeastern Pennsylvania.

And that'll also force, one would think, a real reckoning for a lot of the people involved,

with the way some, not all, but some, with the most pivotal prospects

in the system, have performed in these playoffs to date.

Now, I'd be remiss if I didn't begin with the glaring positive of the opening eight games

of playoffs, and that's been Sergei Moroshoff.

The loss last night not only was not on him, but he made quite a few 10-bell point-blank.

How did he ever stop that thing kind of saves in this game last night?

He's the reason that this was even respectable.

30 saves on 32 shots to continue a 942 save percentage through all eight playoff games for

Murashav.

He's been everything anyone could have wanted so far, but I say that, knowing that this

game can be kind of cruel, and

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