PITTSBURGH — Let’s start with the good news: The Penguins are displaying a knack for clawing back late in games. They’ve certainly had a lot of practice the last two weeks.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to stack wins playing that way, something they were reminded of again Sunday, when they lost, 4-3, to the Los Angeles Kings.
For the fourth time in five games, the Penguins overcame a third-period deficit, with two goals from Bryan Rust getting them back even with the Kings. But they lost track of Trevor Moore, who scored the winner on a breakaway with 6:39 left.
