GAME TWO HIGHLIGHTS AND REACTION

GAME TWO HIGHLIGHTS:


JOHN HYNES POSTGAME COMMENTS

LONGEST GAMES IN PENGUINS HISTORY

Game One on the Eastern Conference Semifinal series between the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and the Manchester Monarchs turned into a marathon, going into a third overtime for a total game time of 104:13.  That makes the game the second longest in WBS Pens history:

LONGEST GAMES IN WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON PENGUINS HISTORY

DATE	LENGTH	OPPONENT	GAME #	GWG	SCORE	WINNER
4/25/05	112:26	Binghamton	3	Armstrong	3-2	Penguins
5/6/15	104:13	Mancehster	1	O'Brien	4-3	Manchester
5/7/01	95:43	Hershey	2	Mathieu	2-1	Penguins
5/8/12	92:08	St. John's	5	Despres	3-2	Penguins
5/14/14	86:32	Providence	3	Despres	5-4	Penguins
5/4/07	85:57	Hershey	2	Giroux	4-3	Hershey

POSTGAME REACTION

OFF DAY UPDATE - John Hynes

Pens head coach John Hynes talked to the media after Monday's practice, and discussed how some of the returning and new faces will fit into the lineup for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

First, coach Hynes discussed the returns of Derrick Pouliot, Taylor Chorney, Brian Dumoulin and Scott Wilson, who had been suiting up for the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup Playoffs:


Hynes also talked about how adding NHL caliber talent might affect the Penguins lineup:


Hynes also addressed the arrival of Pittsburgh Penguins draftee Oskar Sundqvist, who just arrived in Wilkes-Barre after the completion of his team's playoff run in Sweden:

GAME TWO POSTGAME REACTION

We caught up with head coach John Hynes following Saturday night's 4-0 win over the Syracuse Crunch.  Here's what he had to say about the victory which put the Pens up 2-0 in the best-of-five series: