Be honest, and I mean really honest, in all the times that you've watched this team, this season, whether it's in person,

whether it's in person, you can get to be seen on some of the city, and just on TV.

How many times did you just flat out concede?

Like, there's just no way.

No way this is going to end well.

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Penguins 4, Senators 3, Via, sit down for it, sit down for it, shootout again.

Egorginokov and Ben Kindle beat Linus Almark in the shootout, capping an overall performance that might have been not necessarily the best that the Penguins had all season, but might have been their most compelling.

Why?

Well, any time you can overcome adversity,

it adds to any sports script. But when that adversity is really real, and it's not just some conjured-up narrative, when it's Sidney Crosby leaving the ice after one period because

of some sort of leg injury, not yet known, not going to speculate.

When you already didn't have Yvgeny Malkin, Blake Lazat, when you thought you might not have

Anthony Mantha, because he hadn't been available in practice the previous day, when you see

Brian Rust hobble off at one point, when you have yet another

goaltender interference challenge, go against Dan Mews.

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