Recorded from an Atlanta airport lounge after the NHL Global Series in Sweden, Dan breaks down everything the Penguins revealed about themselves across two very different games against Ottawa and Nashville. From crisp tape-to-tape breakouts to finally closing out a multi-goal lead, the new additions (Mantha, Woterspoon) are shining, the goaltending is suddenly becoming a strength, and this no longer feels like a fluky start. Plus: the Philip Tomasino question, upcoming lineup boosts, and a cautious but optimistic look at legitimate playoff odds 20 games in. No pucks given—episode who-knows-what.
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Recorded from an Atlanta airport lounge after the NHL Global Series in Sweden, Dan breaks down everything the Penguins revealed about themselves across two very different games against Ottawa and Nashville. From crisp tape-to-tape breakouts to finally closing out a multi-goal lead, the new additions (Mantha, Woterspoon) are shining, the goaltending is suddenly becoming a strength, and this no longer feels like a fluky start. Plus: the Philip Tomasino question, upcoming lineup boosts, and a cautious but optimistic look at legitimate playoff odds 20 games in. No pucks given—episode who-knows-what.
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No Pucks Given
Recorded from an Atlanta airport lounge after the NHL Global Series in Sweden, Dan breaks down everything the Penguins revealed about themselves across two very different games against Ottawa and Nashville. From crisp tape-to-tape breakouts to finally closing out a multi-goal lead, the new additions (Mantha, Woterspoon) are shining, the goaltending is suddenly becoming a strength, and this no longer feels like a fluky start. Plus: the Philip Tomasino question, upcoming lineup boosts, and a cautious but optimistic look at legitimate playoff odds 20 games in. No pucks given—episode who-knows-what.
