Stanley Cup Notebook: Pens get revenge on Sens By Dan Di Sciullo, NHL Editor
(Sports Network) - It's been said that revenge is a dish best served cold. The
Pittsburgh Penguins seemed to have little use for that proverb in their
opening-round series against the Ottawa Senators.
Last year, the Penguins made it back to the playoffs for the first time since
2001, but their stay wasn't long, as Ottawa won the conference quarterfinal
series in five games en route to a run to the Stanley Cup finals.
However, it was a completely different story this year, as Pittsburgh rolled
past the Senators with a four-game sweep in the ope... More...
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