You know he's there.

Go to the game, enter the building, find your seat for warm-ups, see him stick handling

down there on the McDonald's logo, creature of habit that he is.

You know he's there, and you habit that he is. No, he's there.

And you remember that however it is that you felt about that matchup,

however it is that you felt your team was going to do,

or what even your team is playing for, he's there.

And you remember that.

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Penguins 3, Kings 2 in overtime. Ricard Raquel finished it on a really nice deflection of just a

gorgeous floating aerial feed from Eric Carlson that capped a quality comeback against a quality

opponent and that came with collective quality for oh let's say 59 minutes of regulation

meaning the penguins had to give up their obligatory first minute goal,

but they were the better team than the 18, 9, and 3 kings over the overwhelming bulk of the evening. And as you can tell just from the way I'm describing this, this might have been

their strongest, I was about to say 60 minute again.

Well, I guess you could count 60 minutes because it went a little bit into overtime too.

Okay, we'll say it's their strongest 60 minute showing of the season and that there would be credit to be spread all around.

What's more, the team is now, I don't know how many people even realize this.

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