Hey, guys, good afternoon to you. I'm Dan Kavachvich. He's Chris Halleck. We're from

D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, Penguins versus Canadians tonight. A little, an 11 minute walk from here

up Fifth Avenue. Have fun with that with the cold weather outside. Yeah, right. It's cold. So the HABs themselves were just huddled up in the hotel across the street. They don't even want to hang out outside by the bus. No, it's chill. And the wind is blowing, which makes it even worse. Well, that's the whole downtown wind effect. That's because it comes up the valley. And then for

any of you who've either lived or worked or visited downtown, you'll know that the wind just comes

through these buildings like that. Penguins versus Habs is a is an interesting matchup in the

sense that penguins win all of these.

Like it's been for, it's been years now that the penguins have owned this series.

And it's really like, some of that doesn't make too much sense because you would think this would not be a great matchup.

Habs are the youngest team in the NHL.

Yeah.

They've got speed. They got skill.

They got some moxie to them, you know,

with Nick Suzuki as a young captain. And yet the penguins have really, really controlled this

thing for quite some time. I don't know if there's something about the HABs being young and

dangerous and all that that has the penguins kind of like wary of them.

You know what I mean?

Like you just kind of brace yourself for, we're going to have to stop these guys all night.

If so, if so, that would explain how well and yes, well, the penguins played the other night

against the ducks.

Yeah. Well, yeah, they played really well for 59 minutes 59 seconds and whatever 43 seconds yeah whatever

point one second is minus like 60 minus that but yeah no i i don't i don't think this is going to be a

team that's going to be spooked

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