BY: Andrew Pargoff

I would like to preface this article by saying Games Three and Four totally turned this series around. The Penguins came back to Mellon Arena and played inspired hockey. Their backs were against the wall and they responded.

The Red Wings looked flat, and the Penguins looked fresh. The Penguins outplayed the Red Wings in all facets of the game; it's as simple as that. Evgeni Malkin piled up points in those two games, while Sidney Crosby joined in on the scoring as well.

I cannot stand Sidney Crosby, and I recently lost just about every ounce of respect for Evgeni Malkin after the debacle that was the last 25 seconds of Game Two, and as much as I hate to say it, Malkin and Crosby led their team to back-to-back wins at home.


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