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Hard Work Ahead For Pens
by Paul on 05/29/08 at 09:08 AM ET
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from Dan Wood of Ducks Blog at the OC Register,
The Pittsburgh Penguins deserve plenty of credit for the gutsy, gritty, inspired performance that produced Wednesday night’s 3-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals at Mellon Arena.
That’s the good news for Pittsburgh.
The bad news is the Penguins must duplicate that effort three more times in order to wrest the Stanley Cup away from Detroit.
While the Red Wings dominated and won the opening two games of the series in Detroit handily, Pittsburgh’s narrow triumph came in a game that easily could have gone either way.
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