Hi, guys. Welcome to Double Shot of Penguins. I'm Dan Kovach of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This program is brought to you by the Moes Southwest Grill. We're going to talk today about a subject that interests almost no one.

That's the IAHF World Championships.

Well, kind of.

They really don't interest anybody.

I guess there's some attention that's paid to them peripherally overseas,

particularly among the countries that

aren't used to succeeding in such events, like, for example, Denmark, Canada took care of today,

and Sidney Crosby had four assists. We're going to talk a little bit about one particular thing here.

And this subject is brought to us by our good friend Long who asks, or says, I should say, I know the worlds are a pale comparison to Olympic play.

Oh, not even, you know this. Not even close.

But that was vintage Sid today against Denmark.

Every time I see Sid and the kids line,

it makes me wish that the penguins had more skilled forwards.

You know, when you see Sid playing with great young players, there is something that's,

yeah, it's almost annoying.

Do you know what I'm saying?

It's almost like it frustrates you.

But he's out there for anybody who doesn't know currently on a line with Macklin Celebrini, who's the captain of a team that Sid is on, celebrating the brilliant young

forward from San Jose and Porter Martone, who we pretty much just saw introduced to us in these past playoffs,

the youngster from the Flyers, they're making all kinds of things happen out there.

It's a talented trio, but yeah, it's also mesmerizing.

And if you can put Sid into a situation where he's working with a couple of guys that are going to grind it down low,

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