Is there a team in the 2013 NHL Playoffs, better than the Pittsburgh Penguins?

While the other series are filled with dramatic comebacks and last minute goals, the Pittsburgh Penguins have glided relatively effortlessly against the Ottawa Senators. In Wednesday's dominating 7-3 victory, the Penguins jumped out to a 3-1 lead.

The Penguins aren't celebrating until they have the best of seven series clinched.

''The fourth win in a series is always the hardest to get,'' forward Matt Cooke said. ''They become most desperate and emotionally attached to games.''

Victories aside, the Penguins have a few skeletons in their closet. In 2011, the Penguins sped to a 3-1 lead only to lease three straight to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

I'm sure the Senators know a bit of Penguin lore and want to stage the same comeback as the Lightning did two years ago.

From comments several Senator players have made to the media, it seems as though the team is out of steam and hope for a finals berth.

Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson still believes his team can win Game 5 in Pittsburgh, but is keeping expectations realistic.

"It sounds like I had given up (from what I hear)," Alfredsson said. "If you ask anyone, and they look at our series, I don't think there's too many people that would pick us right now and that's what I meant."

Tune in tomorrow night at 6:30 PM (CT) to see if the Pittsburgh Penguins can clinch the series or if the Ottawa Senators have a little more left in the tank.

If you can't watch Game 5 on cable, go to FirstRow  to stream the game online. FYI you'll need to download a torrent.

http://www.firstrow1.eu/sport/ice-hockey.html