scoutyjones2
Well-Known Member
Time to break up the trio of prima donna's:
Looking at elimination from the playoffs before the Stanley Cup Final. And if that happens for a seventh consecutive Pittsburgh spring, will anything that happened during a wonderful winter have mattered?
Really mattered?
It doesn't feel like it. A 4-3 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday night felt all too familiar from inside Consol Energy Center.
It didn't look good inside the Penguins dressing room afterward, either.
As reporters flocked to the stall of goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, his fellow members of the Penguins' so-called Big Four (Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang) were nowhere to be found.
Not for answers.
Not to protect their goalie.
Failing to show strength in a moment demonstrated their shameful lack of accountability and made it feel like a crisis.
Looking at elimination from the playoffs before the Stanley Cup Final. And if that happens for a seventh consecutive Pittsburgh spring, will anything that happened during a wonderful winter have mattered?
Really mattered?
It doesn't feel like it. A 4-3 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday night felt all too familiar from inside Consol Energy Center.
It didn't look good inside the Penguins dressing room afterward, either.
As reporters flocked to the stall of goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, his fellow members of the Penguins' so-called Big Four (Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang) were nowhere to be found.
Not for answers.
Not to protect their goalie.
Failing to show strength in a moment demonstrated their shameful lack of accountability and made it feel like a crisis.