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Penguins-Senators: Dany Heatley Pleads Guilty...to Being a True Goal Scorer 
Bleacher Report | by Eric Kuzmiak | Sun, Oct 5
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The Pittsburgh Penguins will disembark from Sweden tonight, following a disappointing loss in the second game of the NHL Premiere against the Ottawa Senators.
Antoine Vermette added another goal for the Sens at 15:50 of the third, when he beat Fleury on the backhand.
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