I'll tell you what I don't want to hear about at all is that the big brawl and

Fry and Rust and all that turned the game around.

That was the pivoting point.

It wasn't.

It absolutely wasn't.

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Flyers 5, Penguins 2 in game 3 last night in Philadelphia.

Another absolute embarrassment.

And yes, that's for everyone.

There aren't exceptions this time, including Stuart Skinner, including the stars, including everybody, okay? Everybody's to blame.

It's an across-the-board embarrassment. What's happened in this series? What happened in this game?

Let me be as plain as possible in saying that. It's on everybody. However, it has to start somewhere.

And the main thing that had been holding this team back through the first two games was that they weren't working the puck deep into the Philadelphia zone.

And what they needed to do, get this, was to work the puck deep into the Philadelphia zone.

That's not just me saying that. That's players telling me that. That's common sense.

That's statistics. That's every available measure to any hockey mind anywhere. You can't get through

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