Hey guys, welcome to Raleigh, North Carolina.

I think it's our second time on this trip or our third.

I've lost track of everything.

She's Taylor Haas.

I'm Dan Kovachvich.

We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

Penguins losing overtime, 6 to 5 to the hurricanes in, I don't know,

I mean, I'm okay with the point under the circumstances.

It's very much like the game they played here a week ago, 10 days ago by now. I don't know.

This whole troop's been running together, but the mood in there, they weren't dejected.

They were very happy to get the point, which is very much the story when we were here last time. Yeah, and they, they fought like crazy for the point. I mean, if you want the imagery of what this game was all about, you just need to picture Brian Rust flying down the rink to pull away from Jacob's Slavin. Really embarrassed Slavin, by the way.

Yeah.

To get that goal, the huge goal for the penguins there.

Ben Kindle flying up the rink to get the breakaway.

And then, Stuart Skinner, if that isn't the best goaltending performance,

you're going to see from a guy who gave up a half a dozen.

I don't know what is.

He said that pretty much exactly. I mean, he said, like, that's the best game I've ever had, or I've led him six goals, and he's not wrong. I mean, if it weren't for him, this game is over in the first period. like they're down like four nothing five nothing in the first period, and they don't get this point at all. So it's hard to fault. Stu, even though you see six goals up there. Doesn't matter. This isn't one of those. You just look at this. Yeah, 44 shots from Carolina. You see six goals. This game isn't on stew. It is on Stu.

He's the reason they got the point.

Yeah, in that way.

But the loss is definitely not on it.

No, no.

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