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Despite injuries, Penguins flying high in the East

by Tony on 11/22/08 at 09:26 AM ET
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From The Sporting News’ Craig Custance,

There’s some bad news for anybody, at least in the media, who wants to chat with Pittsburgh forward Evgeni Malkin on the morning of a game. He now considers it bad luck to talk following the morning skate.

“Please, after game”, he pleaded when asked to chat Thursday morning, “Bad luck”.

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