Tyler Kennedy

Because...

When they flip-flop Skinner and Jari, they both came out of situations that were extremely pressure-filled.

Eyes were all on them.

There were some rocky games for both of them.

One thing, Skinner left a lot of the pressure back in Edmonton.

He comes to a city that he has no ties to, and he can just play real good goaltending.

He doesn't listen to the media.

He probably doesn't even know what the radio shows are here because he's a guy that's never really come here.

Then you think of Jari.

Jari's leaving a lot of turmoil here, a lot of pressure, and now he's going to Edmonton where there's probably way more pressure, way more eyes on him.

I think we made a great trade there, and I think Skinner, he's playing great because he's got a good team playing in front of him.

I've never seen the Penguins block more shots and play better defensively than I've seen right now.

Even when you think of guys buying in, Chris Letang, Carlson,

How good have they been playing?

And again, he looks like he's having fun out there.

And it could be because he's playing with Chinnikoff and they got some chemistry.

But doesn't winning solve everything?

When you win, everyone feels good.

From the third guy to the guy that's sitting in the sand.

Winning helps everything.