LATEST PENS HEADLINES FROM THE PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE:
'O' is for one: Ottawa last Canadian team Senators carrying weight of Canada
By Jenn Menendez
Senators accept the responsibility of being the last Canadian team standing.
Penguins' mood difficult to assess after Game 3 loss
By Dave Molinari
Defeat in 2 overtimes in Ottawa leaves some players disappointed, while others are moving on.
Senators' Spezza absorbs big hit, feels OK after sitting out because of back surgery
By Jenn Menendez and Dave Molinari
Penguins notebook: The Penguins' Craig Adams put Ottawa center Jason Spezza to the test early with a crushing hit Sunday in Game 3.
Penguins lose to Senators, 2-1, in double overtime
By Dave Molinari
Ottawa's Colin Greening scored at 7:39 in the second extra period to lead the Senators to a win in a wild Game 3 at Scotiabank Place.
Penguins' power play goes dim
By Jenn Menendez
The Penguins know their weak performance on the power play cost them in Game 3, but it's a good sign that the chances were still there.
Cook: Penguins/Senators a series again after missed chances
By Ron Cook
The Penguins' tactics, and the team's lineup in the closing minute of regulation were strange and costly, Ron Cook writes.
Penguins Notebook: Extra equipment isn't the cause of Crosby's slump on faceoffs
By Dave Molinari
Sidney Crosby's faceoff success rate has fallen off in the playoffs, but don't blame it on his new facemask.
Spezza returns to Ottawa's lineup after surgery
By Dave Molinari
The Senators' No. 1 center Jason Spezza returned to the ice at last Sunday after his second back surgery.
Marc-Andre Fleury's status only blip on radar
By Gene Collier
Tomas Vokoun keeps Penguins rolling and Fleury is on the bench, but how long can it continue?
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