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Pens Try To Stay Alive
by Paul on 06/02/08 at 07:48 AM ET
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from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun,
When it ended, the painful one-goal loss in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final, Evgeni Malkin sat at his locker, face in hands, not moving.
It was the first visual sign from one of the young Pittsburgh Penguins that this dream season was not to be.
And it wasn’t just Malkin. When Penguins coach Michel Therrien sat at the podium to answer questions, the tone lacked his usual bravado and humour.
Simply, he sounded frustrated and defeated.
Tonight, the Penguins have an enormous test against the Detroit Red Wings, not just to score some goals, but to try to win a game on the road and keep the Stanley Cup final alive.
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