Welcome to Double Shot of Penguins.

I'm Dan Kovachovich.

He's Chris Hallick.

We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, and Yvgeny Malkin is a left winger.

How's that?

Hey.

How did I do?

That's pretty good.

Oh, Siri's chiming in on, on Ganyi Malkin being on the left wing as well.

Yeah, what is that all about?

Gina was on the left wing in coming back with a full practice.

He was out there on a line with Ben Kindle and Egouard Chinokov.

And I've got nothing but surprised to express at both of those things. Yeah, I think it's, I think it's

interesting, but the thing that I like about it, even though we're breaking up the kid line,

when we've talked so much about breaking up the kid line got broken up by Rucker McGordy getting hurt but yeah

but the thing that I like about it is that you keep number one you keep the fourth line together

they've been important but you also keep this um Anthony Manta Justin Brzo Tommi Novak line together

because they've been pretty good, too.

So, you know, I really didn't think that it'd be a factor, as I mentioned to you yesterday. Yeah, yeah. I just didn't think, I thought, obviously what I thought was wrong, we're just sharing it anyway, that you were just going to put Gino right back between the two. And you still can. Yeah, yeah, you can. There's no, you know, if Mews looks at the first shift and doesn't like what he sees, he can just go ahead and change it.

It's not a big deal. I'm okay with it. You know, I did think about the whole Gino and Chinokov thing.

If it ever sounds to you, when you hear hockey people say stuff like,

well, put the two Russians together.

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