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Well, hello and welcome to Penguins 24-7. He's Danny Shirey. I'm Dan Kovachvich from D.K. Pittsburgh

Sports. We're in Anaheim, California inside the Honda Center, where your favorite hockey team just conducted a rather brisk and different-looking practice.

It was, and there wasn't any line rushes like they're typically used.

They spent a good 15 minutes right at the start of practice, just doing a very simple breakout drill.

It might have just been a product of having yesterday off, and they wanted to get the guy's legs moving a little bit and get their timing and feel back a little bit.

But it was much different that we've seen from a lot of the practices that they've held this season.

Yeah, and the spirits, as you can imagine, were pretty high.

This is a team that's coming off of a somewhat uplifting,

certainly from the outcome standpoint, overtime victory over the avalanche back home. And now

they're out here for games tomorrow against the ducks, day after that against the Kings,

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