Hey guys. Welcome to Double Shot of Penguins here on DK. Pittsburgh Sports. My name is Chris

Halleck, joining me from New York, trapped in not only the confines of that box, but trapped in having to cover baseball instead

of a hockey team that got a pretty big win, perhaps the biggest of the year in Ottawa last

night, as D.K. D.K., did you get a chance after having to sit through that?

Yes.

Yes. The answer is yes.

I began watching it at exactly 7.08 p.m.

and I watched it right through Ben Kindle,

finding a way to squirt one through Linus Ulmark.

I don't know if it was their best overall performance or whatever. I do know, and I feel very

strongly that it was their most compelling. If you think about Chris, you know, not having

Gino, not having Blake Lazot, you lose Sid, and it looks like it's, you know, players aren't

sitting there going, yeah, but it's the other leg

they're not doing that for all they know when they see him going off the ice like that and

trying to take a shift then you see the 18 year old be forced to step into his spot and the 18 year old

doesn't look a bit out of place.

There were also a couple ships where Dan Mews had Connor Dewer up there too,

which was also kind of interesting.

And then you get to the shootout and the child wins the game for you.

That's good stuff, man.

And right after, yeah, right after a game in which you had arguably some of the worst goaltending you've had all year in the Artser Sheelov's game against Colorado,

you have Stuart Skinner playing like that. That was much needed. Man, the whole thing was.

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