post-gazette.com - 6/4/2008
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They bled. They sweated. They battled. They sacrificed. And, above all, they survived. So did their dream: The one being held together with sutures and dried blood and sheer will, the one the Penguins will take into Game 6 of the Stanley Cup final against Detroit at 8:08 p.m. today at Mellon Arena. That series, in which the Red Wings hold a 3-2 advantage, is still in session only because the ...
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