I don't even know where to start.

Not just with the performance, but what was going against them, entering that performance.

Last night in Los Angeles. Good morning to you.

Good Tuesday morning.

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Penguins 5, Kings 1, top to bottom on the depth chart, front to finish on the clock,

across all 200 by 85 of ice.

The Penguins owned that game. It was their most complete performance of the season by an almost disturbing margin. There's nothing that they didn't get. Sid scored and was terrific. Gino scored and was terrific. Chris Lattang scored and was terrific.

And from the core on out, it just keeps going.

Kevin Hayes, Cody Glass, and Anthony Bavillier had the other goals.

Alex Adelkevich had 25 saves but had to make some pretty good ones at specific times.

You know, like right after the penguin's score, you don't want to give one up right away.

He had to make a big save.

Penguins go down the other way and Glass gets a goal.

And this is how things are supposed to work.

But they'd never, not all season, worked the way they did last night.

Here's some of what Sid had to say about that to our Taylor Haas at crypto.com arena.

Yeah, I thought everyone played well. It was a great effort.

Both sides of the puck.

You know, we give up the 5- five on three goal, kill the next one,

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