I would have bet that the return of Talbot alone would have been enough to energize the Penguins to a strong showing against the Senators tonight. With the enthusiasm and energy with which Talbot plays coming back into the line-up, one would think that the other players may feed off of that. Throw in the return of Gonchar and I am thinking that there is no way the Sens could beat the Pens…….Man, was I wrong.
What happened tonight? It defies logic that the Pens could play so poorly with what should have been a tremendous emotional boost. I understand that they are still missing a large part of their starting roster, but come on! They just put together a couple of nice wins without Mad Max and Sarge.
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Here is looking forward to some better outings in the near future.
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