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First stunned pic of the night award goes to Winnipeg head coach Claude Noel:

pic by way of dvr. Noel was pissed because Florida scored some goal. He was also pissed due to his suit.

This is an angry stunned pic, very common

Dupes was mic'd in practice:

Some highlights:

- Geno asked him for a microwave

- Pens played some game where the loser had to wear an Hawaiian shirt all week.

- Solid gray practice shirts.

Pens haven't played in 100 years.

The Big Dog, Eric Tangradi has been called up to Pittsburgh.

Tangradi has been a top scorer in Wilkes-Barre so far this season, posting 12 points (7+5) in 12 games.

Last night's two-goal performance in Norfolk sealed the deal:

The Pittsburgh Penguins are close to getting a forward back from a concussion, but it's not the one everyone has been speculating about.  Tyler Kennedy will be a game-time decision tomorrow. Kennedy hasn't played since October 15 due to a concussion.

Dan Bylsma also noted that there is still no timetable for Sidney Crosby's return and that he will not play in the next two games.

The Baby Pens continued their great road play, improving to 7-0 on away games:

Second-year pro Ben Street was the star of the game, scoring 3 points (1 goal, 2 assists).

Eric Tangradi had a huge game too, scoring his 6th and 7th goals of the season. Watch as he shushes the Norfolk crowd after he puts home the empty netter.”

Steve MacIntyre killed a guy in a fight. Must watch.

Strange Penguins tie-in to the bizarre shit going on at PSU. John Surma the guy that announced the the firings at PSU, is an investor in the Penguins.

Per the PG:

For years, U.S. Steel Chairman and CEO John P. Surma has played defenseman in a local recreational hockey league. Now he's taking a seat on the Penguins bench -- as a part owner.

Surma, a Penguins season ticket holder and longtime fan, has acquired a $2 million stake in the team, according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Penguins CEO David Morehouse confirmed Wednesday that Surma had invested money in the franchise.

"We think he's the perfect fit. We think it's great to have another local investor. He's a pillar in the Pittsburgh community and a longtime supporter and a pretty good defenseman," he said.

No idea what is even going on anymore.

Go Pens.

Thanks to DN for the tip.

Via Deadspin:

Mannnn. What a dick.

Get your popcorn ready. This could be really bad.

Pics via @DailyCollegian 

go pens