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Here are your Pens Points for this Wednesday morning...
The Pittsburgh Penguins currently own a 2-0-1 record after three games and have looked pretty solid early on, all things considered. Now, let’s overanalyze and give some knee-jerk reactions to it all. [PensBurgh]
Three regular season games aren’t nearly enough to conclude any player. However, for Jeff Petry, the early returns are rather promising for Pittsburgh and its blue line. [Trib Live]
Evgeni Malkin’s three goals and four points in three games played is, perhaps, the best possible outcome for the player and the team. [Post-Gazette]
News and notes from around the NHL...
Montreal’s Kaiden Guhle is already playing like a number-one defenseman. [Eyes On The Prize]
Speaking of the Montreal Canadiens and young Guhle, this season appears to be something of a retooling or rebuilding year for the Habs, as their young core continues to adapt to the rigors of NHL life. This young, scrappy team, led by a magnetizing Martin St. Louis, just needs its natural skill to come to the forefront. [Eyes On The Prize]
Valeri Nichushkin's years-long doping case, which was spearheaded by the IIHF, has been dropped. [Mile High Hockey]
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