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Every Facet of the Game:
Continuing their 4 game road trip, the Penguins found themselves out west in Colorado Thursday night, taking on Jose Theodore and the 6-4 Avalanche.
Crosby scored twice in the 1st, with the first goal coming off a fortuitous bounce. Pittsburgh was up 2-0, and Sabourin looked solid in the net.
What a difference a period can make. (CONTINUED)
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and thats funny because being a sports fan I always have this drastically overrated opinion of how the littlest things someone does effects the game. which terrible towel i have while watching a steelers game, or wearing the Penguins t-shirt from 2 when they won back-to-back cups.
so anyways, here I was thinking I jinxed the game by going to get my hat (anticipating the 87 hat trick), but it turns out you must have done us in by turning off the game.
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