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Jonny Lazarus and Colby Cohen are back for another episode of Morning Cuppa Hockey Season 4!
We're joined by Colby Armstrong to talk all things Pittsburgh Penguins and the state of the NHL. Are we finally starting to see signs of Sidney Crosby slowing down? What's next for the Penguins as they try to balance competing now with building for the future? We'll also get Colby's thoughts on the biggest storylines around the league, the teams catching his attention, and where things stand across the NHL.
Honest. Unfiltered. The hockey conversation nobody else is having.
00:00 - Intro & Colby Armstrong Joins
03:18 - San Jose's Players-Only Meeting
06:43 - Macklin Celebrini's Struggles
12:37 - Are Expectations Too High for Celebrini?
13:41 - Mike Babcock's Impact on Connor McDavid
20:24 - What's Wrong with the Pittsburgh Penguins?
26:43 - Could Evgeni Malkin Leave Pittsburgh?
30:18 - Penguins Prospects & Roster Decisions
33:13 - Do Pittsburgh Fans Trust Kyle Dubas?
39:35 - Is Rebuilding on the Fly a Better Approach?
40:31 - Chicago Blackhawks' Rebuild Concerns
44:40 - Alex Vlasic's Difficult Season
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