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Penguins left winger Gary Roberts is questionable for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final against Philadelphia tonight because of illness. (05/13/2008)
Evgeni Malkin, being congratulated by teammate Ryan Whitney after his goal against the Flyers in Game One, has been a big part of the Penguins' post-season success.
PHILADELPHIA -- Evgeni Malkin let it be known a while back that he doesn't really care for playing in the City of Brotherly Love. ... (05/13/2008)
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PHILADELPHIA -- There are quite a few reasons the Penguins have won 10 of their first 11 games in the playoffs, a feat matched only by seven other clubs in NHL history. ... (05/13/2008)
Tyler Kennedy takes a right from Flyers' Scottie Upshall in the first period at Mellon Arena Sunday.
Penguins winger Georges Laraque, the undisputed heavyweight champion of the NHL, fairly sneered when he was asked yesterday about what pointers he gave teammate Tyler Kennedy after Kennedy's spirited fight with Philadelphia's Scottie Upshall Sunday night. (05/13/2008)
Braydon Coburn ... doubtful for tonight's Game 3
Down and running out of defensemen. That was the condition of the Flyers yesterday as they prepared to try to get back into the Eastern Conference finals tonight in the Wachovia Center. ... (05/13/2008)
The Flyers' Martin Biron and Danny Briere (48) need to regain their swagger if they hope to beat the Penguins tonight.
Why not us?" It's a great slogan to place on a T-shirt, a great axiom for a team whose best-known superstar said yesterday, "I've never really considered myself a superstar." ... (05/13/2008)
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