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From: Anna Matyas 
Subject: Re: Pens fans reactions
Organization: H&SS Dean's Office, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA
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Susan Dart writes:

>Amongst Penguins' fans there seems to be an inner calm that I've never
>experienced before this year with the Pens. The players and the fans have so
>much confidence in the team this year. We're savoring every game and saving
>our energy for the Stanley Cup.

That's a good way to put it.  It's a quiet confidence.  I don't feel like
I have to defend this team anymore. 

The Devils are a puzzle to me.  They have long been one of the few teams
I always dreaded playing.  Their D isn't quite what it used to be but they
still usually play us pretty tough.  I just can't figure it out.  At least
last night they mounted an attack.

>	2. Watching some of the Devils players being interviewed, I could
>	   see in their faces and eyes, that they really don't have any
>	   confidence. They are left speechless when asked what more they
>	   can to do to beat the Pens. They act as though they know it's
>	   a hopeless task.

Bernie Nichols was interviewed after Game 2 on the late news.  He was
shaking his head in disbelief over Barrasso, saying that Tommy is like
another defenseman out there and how difficult it is playing against him.
Then he got this far-away look on his face, his voice started trailing
off and he said, "It just isn't right...it just isn't fair..." and he
tried to muster a smile.

>I'm really impressed with Bowman's coaching tactics - he's had an answer for
>every move that Brooks has thrown at the Pens.

As far as coaching goes, a Pens/Islanders match-up should be pretty good.

One guy I feel sorry for in all of this so far is Chris Terreri.  I'm sure
Tom Barrasso knows how he feels.  For so long Tommy would look up and not
have a teammate in sight.  Terreri's teammates really left him out in the
cold in the first two games.

Mom.