Hey, everybody. Welcome to Double Shot of Penguins. I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh

Sports here in our downtown Pittsburgh headquarters and shop, joined by Taylor Haas, our beat reporter,

way on the wrong end of the

Commonwealth in Philadelphia. She covered the morning skate for game three tonight over there.

And Dan Mews made some changes. What's all going to take place tonight that looks a little

bit different, Taylor, because I don't think anybody wants to see what the three Pete looks like.

Yeah, the top, uh, top three forward lines are different. So the, the first line is Raquel

Crosby, Russ. That's how they finish the game, game two.

Second line, you got Anthony, Manta, moving up, Manta Novak, Malkin.

So Chinochal, Kendall Brazo is your third line,

and then Soder Blom is the guy that comes out.

Skinner and Net, Sandy.

I probably wouldn't bring this up

if I hadn't been saying for two days that there was one predictable,

easy, convenient, arguably lazy move that the coach could make from a personnel standpoint.

And that would be that Brazil would come in and Soderblum would come out.

My own thought on Soderblum and his performance has been that if you got Soderblum, principally to do forechecking, but you never get the puck in deep against the opponent, you know, you're taking the main tool out of his kit.

First off, what did you think of Soder Blum's performance?

You know, through the two games, I know Mews didn't want to discuss anything today as far as

like why stuff was done. But from your own standpoint, and how can Brazo make a difference?

I mean, Brazil could score. Like, that's a big thing they need,

any offense at all from anybody. Soderbaum, that first game where things are exceptionally

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