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Penguins Refuse To Die
by Paul on 06/04/08 at 10:21 AM ET
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from Red Fisher of the Montreal Gazette,
Once over lightly in this Stanley Cup final series, which nearly everyone (including yours truly) advertised as likely to be the most exciting and hotly competed in recent memory. It took a while, but if you happened to be among those who put in impressive couch-potato time for a game that started at 8:15 p.m. on Monday and didn’t end until 12:51 a.m. yesterday, that’s what this series was supposed to be all about.
So you and I had to wait until Pittsburgh’s 4-3 victory in Game 5? So what? It was worth waiting for. No matter what happens in Pittsburgh tonight, the Penguins’ refusal to die is what the NHL represents - and always has.
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