Hey guys. Welcome to Double Shot of Penguins. My name is Chris Halleck. And joining me in the tiny box next to my right shoulder is D.K. He is up in Boston covering Penguins versus Bruins.

Tonight, the puck is scheduled to drop at 7.08 p.m. on the eastern coast.

D.K., what is the news out of Boston? Because I think there's a little bit, isn't there?

There's quite a bit, but let's start with this. Let's start with this. You ready?

Yeah.

It's snowing like crazy. It is snowing like crazy in Boston. This is that famous bridge of theirs. I don't know the name. I don't know either. You think I would know. Been there a few times. I've been there a few times. I don't know. Yeah. That over there is TD Garden, where the game will be right across the street.

I'm doing this from the... Been there a few times. I don't know. That over there is TD Garden, where the game will be right across the street.

I'm doing this from the hotel room.

But, yeah, it's cold and it's snowing and all kinds of stuff that I wasn't necessarily expecting and probably should have been.

On top of that, it turns out, apparently, the coaching staff listens to my daily shot podcasts.

So for those who wrongfully did not tune in and listen to the daily shot podcast, what did you call on the Daily Shot podcast? Oh, only all of this. Much to the

bemusement of the broadcasting crew and the other guys who were here watching the morning

skate because I like here's Kevin, Kevin Hayes needed to get back in the lineup. Why? Because

you needed a centerman.

You needed a regular old centerman who can take draws and do other

centermen things.

Well, Hayes was in.

I suggested that Hayes should go in between the other two big guys on the team and

formed the biggest line in NHL history.

What do you know?

There he was between Justin Brazo

and Anthony Manta.

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