Hey guys, Dan Kavachabich of DK. Pittsburgh Sports.

Welcome to Double Shot of Penguins.

It's presented by the Moes Southwest Grill.

But really the show today is going to be brought to you by the Wilkesbury Scranton

Penguins, who, unlike the parent club, are still alive in their respective playoffs.

They have a two to one series lead over Springfield, Massachusetts.

And they could clinch that tomorrow night.

They could advance.

It's a best of five series and get their way into the Calder Cup semifinals.

Along the way of greater importance, they have had some individual performances that would make you smile a little bit, some encouragement to see it. And of course, for those to happen, you have to advance.

You have to have more games in order to have more

opportunities to score goals and stuff like that. Now, nobody has stood out to this point,

quite like Bill Zahnan, who arrived just a week ago. He had completed his playoffs in the Quebec League.

It was a fairly long run.

He had 17 playoff games and signed this H.L tryout contract and was sent there

immediately.

And this is part of the beauty of having the development first mindset that Kyle Dubus has instilled in this organization is that you could say to him, hey, kid, I'm sorry, man, it's playoffs. We can't get you in there now. You're not. Uh-uh. The moment, his, the ink wasn't even dry. And he was lacing up his skates for those guys he goes out there he scores a goal that night he goes out in the next game scores a goal that night goes out in the game last night it scores a goal that night three goals in his many games and it's been really impressive oh the way he's done it.

He has, he's a big kid, as you guys will know, even just from all the talk about him,

even if he was buried a little bit with the NHL draft last summer.

He was one of the three first round picks that the Penguins had.

6-2, he's listed at 190.

He's not 190.

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