ALBANY, N.Y. - As a rookie with the Binghamton Senators two
seasons ago, Bobby Butler put up respectable numbers against
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, but he wasn't known for being as much of
a nightmare for the Penguins as other prolific foes like Chris
Bourque or Keith Aucoin.  He scored four goals in six games
against the Penguins before graduating to the NHL last season
with Ottawa. Spending the lockout with the Albany Devils, he
seems to be making up for lost time.  The right wing capitalized
on a slew of Penguins mistakes in a four-goal, five-point
performance and the Devils handed the Penguins their third
straight loss, 6-3, on Wednesday at Times Union Center.  The
offensive outburst, which tied Devils franchise records for most
goals and points in a game, gave Butler seven points in Albany's
two meetings with the Penguins this season. The third-year pro
has six points in his other 18 games with the Devils, who won
their fourth contest in a row.  "He played well and happened to
be the guy that scored most of