All's good for a Latang drive.

It's over in Pittsburgh.

Chris Latang wins it.

Cap's will take a point, but they'll fall in overtime, 7-6.

So much for the undefeated season.

Started out great with a 7-0 wipe out of the Boston Bruins on banner-raising night in Capitol 1 Arena,

but then a 7-6 loss on the road in Pittsburgh in night two.

However, they might not lose in regulation.

That's still on the table right now, as we welcome in our Capitals Talk podcast, Rob Garland,

Alan May, and of course our our pre and post game show producer

Ryan Billy joining us in studio. Of course. Of course. Of course. I just have to remind the people

of who you are. That makes sporadic jump in the voice. The voice inside my head during pre and post

game. Ryan Billy. Alan, that was a weird game. You know, I love my high-scoring hockey games and some of them are very

entertaining. I didn't like today's game for some reason. I don't know there was

not enough contact, there wasn't, I don't know what it was. I can't put my finger on

it right now, but it is, it was kind of sloppy. It was, I love the skill, the exhibition of the goal scoring, but it is it was kind of sloppy it was like I love the skill the exhibition of the goal

scoring but it was just a weird bizarre different game and maybe it's because we had the perfect

game the night before from a home team standpoint and then to see the back and forth of that

normally I love that and there was no quit I like the fact there was no quit in either team. But it just wasn't my favorite of games. Maybe I was looking at too much as a coach. And seeing all the little breakdowns. But it was kind of crazy and bizarre. I thought for a 7-6 game, it really was kind of boring. It was weird, right? Like, even in the room when we were watching it together, he keeps in like, this game is boring. I was like, it's, it's 5'4. What are you talking?

I know that is boring. I was like, it's, it's five, four. What's it's boring?

boring.

13 goals,

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