Short-handed
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Oct 17, 2026
DianaHOST
Fast entries, quick releases.
DianaHOST
If they hesitate, Utah's penalty kill...
DianaHOST
Wait, no, their even-strength structure is too good.
DianaHOST
Let's talk about the roster moves.
AdamHOST
But unless Andersen is pulled, he stays in the press box.
AdamHOST
This is about Andersen bouncing back.
DianaHOST
Let's talk about the penalty kill.
DianaHOST
Utah's power play is dangerous.
Mitch MelnickHOST
They've hit double figures.
Mitch MelnickHOST
And the penalty kill was awesome, including a critical close to, what, 42nd kill late in overtime? Sabres had the puck, but Jake Evans and Alex Carrier got in the way of shots off the stick of the very dangerous Tage Thompson.
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Guides it over to McLeod, through the middle, near side, one touch.
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Thompson with the shot.
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Five for five.
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Look what happens early in the season.
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They're now over 80% on the penalty kill.
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That is 15th.
Dave MishkinHOST
He is an outstanding defensive defenseman.
Dave MishkinHOST
And he plays penalty kill.
Dave MishkinHOST
So why have the Lightning gone, whatever, 0 for 11 on the power play in two games against the Rangers? Yeah, some of it is they're losing face-offs.
Dave MishkinHOST
Some of it is, like, Gavrikov is anchoring.
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Erik ErlendssonHOST
Yeah.
Erik ErlendssonHOST
I once had a
Dave MishkinHOST
conversation, by the way, I don't know if you heard the story, when Rick Bonas was associate coach and ran the penalty kill for the Lightning.
Dave MishkinHOST
At one point, I had a conversation with him about penalty killing.
Tom ReidCORRESPONDENT
But final shots at twenty-nine by Minnesota, twenty-three on the other side, but more importantly than anything else is that Minnesota gets another victory.
Kevin FalnessHOST
Any more bouquets you can throw towards the penalty kill unit? Much maligned over recent history, but we talked about it even into tonight's game and how good Vegas has been on the man advantage for many, many years.
Kevin FalnessHOST
The Wild continue to shine.
Kevin FalnessHOST
Five for five on the PK tonight.
Kevin FalnessHOST
Your Wild now points in five of the six games they've played.
Kevin FalnessHOST
They're unbeaten on home ice.
Kevin FalnessHOST
And again, like Tom said, the penalty kill continues to shine.
Kevin FalnessHOST
We'll step aside, and then when we continue, Joe O'Donnell, of course, making his way down to the Wild locker room.
Phil BourqueGUEST
Having Blake Lizotte back in the lineup helps.
Phil BourqueGUEST
It's funny, just coming up to my room here before I talk to you, I rode up with Nick Bonino and we were chit-chatting in the elevator about the penalty kill.
Phil BourqueGUEST
And he was talking about, he goes, you like that rotation? I'm like, hell yeah, I like that rotation.
Phil BourqueGUEST
And what he's talking about is all four players on the ice they have decided that we are not going to stick into just spots.
Phil BourqueGUEST
And like, normally it'd be like, that's wrong.
Phil BourqueGUEST
Like that's, that's a recipe for disaster.
Phil BourqueGUEST
But when all four players on the penalty kill are aware of that, it's super aggressive penalty killing, but not running around with a chicken like your head cut off type of penalty killing because they're going into box, diamond, rotation, and it doesn't allow a power play unit to get comfortable and get set up.
Mark MaddenHOST
You know what's inspired is Eric Carlson on the PK, which hadn't even been used in Pittsburgh until last year.
Joe HaggertyHOST
The interesting thing that... about the last couple of games with Corralio to just jump into that for a minute.
Joe HaggertyHOST
I think the penalty kill hasn't been scored on since like, and he's a really good penalty killer.
Joe HaggertyHOST
I think they missed him in the preseason game where he got scratched against Washington and they scored like three power play goals.
Joe HaggertyHOST
But the penalty kill has been outstanding the last two games as well with Corrali not in the lineup, which has been kind of eyeopening to me that the other guys are doing such a good job.
Joe HaggertyHOST
In addition to Patra, I think, you know, impressing more with his readiness at the NHL level this time around.
Shawn HutcheonGUEST
Yeah, and I like Sean.
Shawn HutcheonGUEST
I like him a lot, on the ice and off the ice.
Shawn HutcheonGUEST
Yep.
Russell MorganHOST
The second game, I think Celebrini or somebody scored on the power play as well.
Russell MorganHOST
Penalty kill, I feel like it is what it is, but if the power play kinda k- keep going along, and especially that's also where Fiala's gonna make his impact known, um, I think it'll be better.
Russell MorganHOST
So I, also
BrandonHOST
Will we lead the league in short-handed goals?
BrandonHOST
...
BrandonHOST
Doolan short-handed, yeah.
BrandonHOST
You l- uh, the Lisking seems just the antithesis of, you know, e- of everything, right? You got, you got no centers, you got s- s- sticks for defense, and our number-one goal-generating, uh, unit is our penalty kill.
Russell MorganHOST
For real.
Tony MarcheseHOST
Little bit of a snooze fest till late, until the goalies came out, uh, for, uh, for the Blues.
Tony MarcheseHOST
And, um, I think this was on a penalty kill for the Hawks.
Tony MarcheseHOST
Penalty kill actually looked semi-decent.
Tony MarcheseHOST
I've been surprised by it so far this year, guys.
Tony MarcheseHOST
Um, I thought it was gonna be a problem with, uh, losing Mikheyev and we could've seen some PK struggles.
Steve KwiatkowskiGUEST
So Kane's drawing his defender, Artie's guy, the winger, is coming down to help with Kane.
Steve KwiatkowskiGUEST
And, you know, Artie's getting so much more time to really see and analyze the ice, and it's really helped I feel like his game.
Steve KwiatkowskiGUEST
And Tony, you mentioned the penalty kill.
Pierre McGuireHOST
Seven Raddysh shots were blocked, and I think that was a big part of the five-on-five defense.
Pierre McGuireHOST
It was also a big part of, obviously, their success on the penalty kill.
Pierre McGuireHOST
Do you think they targeted him and said, "Look, boys, [laughs] we're not letting him get pucks to the net"? I thought it was a tremendous performance by the forwards marking up on him.
Zakary MercierGUEST
Yeah.
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Pierre McGuireHOST
Marc-Andre feels the same way.
Pierre McGuireHOST
And everybody in the Sick Podcast family says thank you very much.
Pierre McGuireHOST
I'm gonna say thank you to the Ottawa Senators for really doing a good job when it comes to penalty kill.
Pierre McGuireHOST
It has completely changed.
JP O'ConnorHOST
And if you're starting with it, then I think you're putting yourself in a pretty good position.
Mitch GalloHOST
Now, Victor, one of the things people were talking about during training camp was the penalty kill.
Mitch GalloHOST
and how they were going to change the way they approached the PK, especially, and I know you spoke quite a bit to Trevor Lutowski over the course of last season, and now you have Derek Lalonde coming in, and one of the portfolios he's been given is the PK.
Mitch GalloHOST
And during the preseason, the penalty kill looked terrible.
Mitch GalloHOST
Like, it was bad.
Mitch GalloHOST
Like, they were giving up grade-A chances and a lot of goals.
JP O'ConnorHOST
And I think the difference here is that there is a...
JP O'ConnorHOST
And again, small sample size.
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