Though the game did not have the kind of fireworks that I would have expected, given the way the game went Saturday, it was great to see the Pens hand it to their division rivals once again.
The Rangers did start the game with quite a bit of energy and determination. They dominated play for the first part of the first period. If not for the fine play of Fleury, the game could have gone a different direction. As it turned out Fleury and the Pens withstood the early onslaught, were able to go on to wear the Rangers down and come home with the 5-3 victory.
It seemed like the game could turn ugly early on, but as time went by, the “tough guys” saw less ice time. Even Sean Avery seemed to take his agitation down a notch. Maybe the referees had a conference with the coaches.
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