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class="ui-droppable">The collapse of the Pittsburgh Penguins over the latter half of 2014-15 NHL season has been spectacular to behold. The team which sat a single point out of first in the Eastern Conference on January 1 has gone four games under 0.500 in the three-plus months since then and now finds itself in serious jeopardy of missing the postseason.
It’s been a stunning transition; looking at the 82-game pace in each segment, essentially the Penguins have gone from being the best team in the league to being the current edition of the Philadelphia Flyers or Colorado Avalanche:
Penguins through January 1: 23-9-5 (113-point pace) Penguins since January 1: 19-17-6 (86-point pace) What has happened, and what does it mean for the Penguins’ ...
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It’s been a stunning transition; looking at the 82-game pace in each segment, essentially the Penguins have gone from being the best team in the league to being the current edition of the Philadelphia Flyers or Colorado Avalanche:
Penguins through January 1: 23-9-5 (113-point pace) Penguins since January 1: 19-17-6 (86-point pace) What has happened, and what does it mean for the Penguins’ ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins