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Sean Leahy's Going Five Hole found this 5/14/2008 on www.youtube.com [flag]
my take on the game

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Philadelphia's Version of Don Cherry is NOT Giving Up
Published 5/14/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Sean) at Sean Leahy's Going Five Hole
You can feel the defeat in his voice, but he's not predicting a sweep. And Daniel Briere may be invisible, but it not like he's not trying! Where have the Penguin fans been the last ten years good sir? Well, besides being in the Eastern Conference Final in 2001, Penguin fans were on the golf course every spring for many of the previous years, so why would we talk shit then? Keep the faith young one

And They Will Know Their Names As They Lay Their Vengeance Upon Thee.
Published 5/15/2008 by Pensblog Staff (noreply@blogger.com) at The Pensblog
This one is for game 7 back in 1989. For the 42 game losing streak in Philadelphia. For the time you took Mario away from us in 1997. It is to exercises the demons of the Spectrum. It is for Andy Delmore, and for that damn five OT loss. It is for Bobby Clarke's and all the shit he has pulled. For Ed ...

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Flyers Fall To Penguins At Home, In 3-0 Series Hole

FlyersFan25 posted 5/14/2008 from www.thebroadstreetblog.com

For all the praise the Penguins get about their offense, their defensive prowess has been on display in this series, shutting down a strong Philadelphia team. Through the first two periods in game 3, the Flyers were only able to make 8 shots on goal. The Penguins have been able to disrupt the Flyers passing and have prevented them from getting much traffic in front of Marc-Andre Fleury.
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Sam Donnellon: For the Flyers, the heart's there but the legs aren't | Philadelphia Daily News | 05/14/2008

Illegal Curve found this 5/14/2008 on www.philly.com

THE HEART still beats. The legs may be dead. The Flyers skated off their own ice bent over and beat last night, conquered again by a Pittsburgh team that is now 11-1 in this postseason, a team that has made a parody of the parity the Eastern ...
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Penguins/Flyers notes leading up to Game Four

Confluence of the Three Rivers posted 5/14/2008 from mvn.com

Congratulations to Danny Briere for getting a point last night. Well done, sir. I see the chances of a sweep in this series are a little better than in the Rangers’ series. It really appeared like last night’s loss took the wind right out of the Flyers. But the Flyers are professionals, they’re not going to mail it in, they’ll give it everything they got. Having said that, a quick Pens’ goal
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The Incredibly Mature, Impressive, Stunning, Counter-Intuitive Penguins

The Confluence of the Three Rivers found this 5/14/2008 on www.hockeybuzz.com

Just a quick note before running my daughter to the dentist this morning... The Penguins are absolutely amazing me. The maturity level of Sidney is often talked about, but it isn't until you sit across from this guy at one of these press conferences ...
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Pens win 4-1; Lead Series 3-0

Defence21 posted 5/14/2008 from www.faceoff-factor.com

The Pittsburgh Penguins put a stranglehold on the Philadelphia Flyers winning 4-1 and taking a 3-0 lead in the best of seven series.
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