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You know in the opening theme of the Simpsons where Bart's standing up with the chalkboard

and he's writing the same, I will not do this, this, or this like a hundred times.

Well, that's me today.

I will not get excessively excited about the Penguins prospect faring well up in Buffalo this weekend. Good morning to you.

Good. Monday morning. I'm Dan Kvatovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. And this is Daily Shot of Penguins.

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I also happen to offer daily shots. I know this is news to you, but I also

happen to offer daily shots of Steelers and Pirates in the same place that you found this.

The Penguins have played two of their three games in this mini tournament that concludes today with a 5 p.m. game against the host

sabers and they've done by every reasonable reckoning pretty bleeping well and what i mean when i say that

isn't that they've won both games rather it's that the names that you'd want to hear in learning

about these games are the ones that you'll hear. Rutger McGority, probably the best prospect

the Penguins have had in some time, has shown quite well. He's scored, he's set up goals. He's defended. He's looked adept at carrying

the puck either on the left or the right side, regardless of what the actual position is off the

face-off. He's kept his chin up, appearing confident as he moves through the neutral zone,

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