The Ducks might have the most electric group of young forwards in the NHL.

Their top two scores, Rio Carlson is 20, Cutter-Goti is. Their children are in first place in the Pacific Division.

And they've got quite a bit, disturbingly so, in common with everyone, all five teams that are about to run through Pittsburgh.

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Steelers and pirates in the same place that you found this. It is Penguins versus Ducks.

7.08 p.m. face off tonight at PPG Paints Arena.

After that, in order, Canadians, sharks, mammoth, oilers.

If you know your pucks and there's a ton of people in our city who do,

you'll know that's just a relentless barrage of speed that's going to be heading at the penguins.

In fact, I'm not sure, other than the lightning, if there's a team that's missing from the top handful of fastest,

and not coincidentally, among the youngest teams in the entire league.

You've got your Nick Suzuki with Montreal, your Macklin Celebrini with San Jose, our own Logan Cooley with Utah and, you know, all those Edmonton dudes. One after another.

And here's what I have to say to that.

Good.

Good.

And here's why.

I look back with the same admiration as I'm sure everyone else has for what the

Penguins just did on this road trip.

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