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You can say that it doesn't matter.

You can say it's a Western Conference team.

Nothing is really relevant about it in the standings.

Everyone should just look ahead to Thursday in New York.

I'm here to put the brakes on that at least a little bit. Good morning to you. Good Wednesday morning. I'm Dan Kavachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is Daily Shot of Penguins. It comes your way bright and early every weekday. If you're into football and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of Steelers and Pirates where you found this.

Avalanche 6, Penguins 4, that score is so not indicative of really anything that happened

because there was a bunch of late goals, empty netters, and whatever. It was essentially a four to two game.

I think that's the best way

to Ferris way to describe the way it played out. And the penguins again pumped a zillion

shots onto the aves. They had 40 the other day in Denver and the three2 loss, they had 44 in this one.

84 shots on goal is a lot of vulcanized rubber on the opponent.

Not shot attempts, shots.

But what ended up undoing this team, not so much in the first meeting, but in this one,

was that there wasn't an answer for Colorado's odd man rushes.

And if that sounds like it's beginning to become a recurring theme, that's because it is.

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