Okay, education slash development through adversity, whatever it is that works. It's another step forward.

Good follow two steps backward. Good morning to you. Good Tuesday morning. I'm Dan Kovach,

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Wilkesbury, Scranton, Penguins 5, the Toronto Marley's 3, last night at the Coca-Cola Coliseum up north.

Aidan McDonough was the headliner with a goal and two assists.

It was a good night, too, for those perceived as being among the organization's most NHL-ready.

Prospects Bill Zahnan with a goal and an assist.

The goal was a bruiser.

He went really hard to the net, chasing a loose puck and ended up getting slammed down

pretty much on his face to complete the play.

Rutker McGority showed his own edge.

He had an assist, but he also had some monster checks.

One of them, not very legal.

Maybe could have gotten him a boarding major.

He was probably lucky to get a minor

out of it, but I'm okay with seeing some snarl out of these guys as well. Harrison Brunuch with a

game high plus three rating. Sergey Murshov stopped 36 out of 39 shots. The steadiest he's

looked in this round of playoffs, in every way, too, even

some of his work with the stick, none of the really unusual goals that I was describing on the show

yesterday. There was one scored by Toronto that banked in off Owen Pickering's leg.

It looked unconventional, but it wasn't anything you'd pin on the goaltender.

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