It’s unfortunate, because I thought we deserved better.” “I thought it was a really good game by our team we just didn’t win. I loved our energy everybody was involved. We had zone time, we had scoring chances, we were making good decisions. “We’re playing one of the top teams in the league, you knew they were going to push back, but I thought our third period was strong. “This was one of the best games we’ve played all year,” Sullivan said. We were all over them just unlucky in the third, but we still had chances. We felt their D corps was a little bit tired because we kept pushing them back, so we tried to do it even more in the second period, and we had success. “All of a sudden we played maybe one of our best hockey of the season. “How we came back in the second period was amazing,” Kahun said. But you couldn’t ignore the stick-to-it-iveness, to use a favorite term of head coach Mike Sullivan. Sure, Pittsburgh went on to lose, 6-4, despite a third period they still won by a slightly less dominating margin. John Marino scores a fourth straight goal for the Penguins. Penguins Dominik Kahun, Nick Bjugstad, Bryan Rust and local product John Marino put four unanswered goals behind Jaroslav Halak in a second period where they outshot the Bruins 21-6 and outpossessed them about 70 to 30%. Last Monday, the Penguins scrapped their way back from a 3-0 deficit in Boston against one of the league’s best, not to mention stingiest, teams.
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