Take a wild guess at which NHL team, out of all 32, has had the worst goaltending over the past six weeks.

Hint your first 31 guesses don't count.

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Wednesday morning, I'm Dayon Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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pirates in the same place that you've found this. Blues 7, Penguins 5 last night in St. Louis,

the result, the outcome, the points, whatever. None of that comes close to mattering, or either side.

The visitors, specifically, didn't dress half of their organization for this one.

They had a college kid making his NHL debut on the first power play.

You get the idea. A lot of things went wrong. Most of those,

after a lot of things went right in building up a 4-1 lead. But one of those things that went wrong

was something that's been going wrong pretty much every game since the Olympic break.

And that's that neither Stuart Skinner nor Arts or Shilovs make saves,

or at least they don't make anywhere near enough of them.

You can say, well, hey, that's your opinion.

Except that it's a fact, except that it's a fact,

except that it's documented, it's math.

From March 5 onward, again, the past six weeks,

the penguin's cumulative save percentage between those two goaltenders,

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