Tyler Kennedy

And Kendall, he's still producing.

He's just not scoring.

He's still getting good assists, and he's got those young legs, right?

He works his butt off.

It's good to see.

It's nice to see him the way he works, but...

I don't know, it just seems like a pretty well-oiled machine right now that it's, you know, we never thought we would be saying they're a well-oiled machine humming.

And, like, I feel pretty good against going against Edmonton.

You know, I feel them playing pretty well against really anyone in the league.

Anyone right now.

If they play that style, and I feel, I was talking on the radio yesterday, and

The Penguins, what they do, they get on the roll and they figure out how to play simple, defensive, and then I feel like their confidence gets too high and they kind of get away from it a little bit in the second, third period.

They start going on a losing streak, and then they almost catch themselves and be like, guys...

We're not that team.

We've got to play a – we're not the high-flying team we used to be, and that's how we're playing right now.

We need to get back to the structure and the simplicity of our game, which is north and south, to win hockey games, and that's what they found right now.

After the break, they're finding that –

simple north-south game, not east-west, and you talk about Carlson, Letang, they have managed the puck better than I've ever seen them manage the puck.

He's like five shots in the third period.

I'd trade Kendall for him, for Robinson.