Mark Caballi

He's got an infectious personality.

That doesn't have to be the end-all, be-all, but I do think Skinner has separated himself.

Plus, the other thing you know with Skinner that you don't know with Shelofs, even though he didn't always have the best games in the playoffs, he's played in those games.

He's played in elimination games.

He knows what that pressure is like.

And he's got a one and a three-year-old.

Not that you're hurting for money for what he's making right now.

And I think he probably understands where the Penguins are at prospect-wise of like, this is a great run.

This is probably going to be my run in Pittsburgh.

I'm probably going to end up going somewhere else because they're going to call up at least one of those kids next year.

And I don't know if he wants to be, you know, if he's just okay being, you know, not a career backup, but a guy that could settle into just being a backup.

How about this is a cool matchup tonight.

The old 59 and the new 59.

Yeah.

Because we haven't – I mean, there are times when I watch that number, and for a second, even though he's bigger, it's like he's got the speed and playmaking ability, Chinnikoff does, of what Gensel brought on that.

And I know he's been with Malkin, but we saw him a little bit with Crosby.

I think that could work there too.

We'll see how those lines –

play out.

And I think there is a desire.