Penguins History – Page 6 – Pittsburgh Penguins

Separated by only 300 miles of rolling Pennsylvania hills and grasslands, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia are worlds apart in terms of…

During the Penguins’ early years the Civic Arena faithful didn’t have a whole lot to cheer about. One of the…

It’s somewhat ironic that former Penguin Colin Campbell earned lasting fame while serving as the NHL’s czar of discipline. After…

As a young hockey fan, I’ll never forget the day in January of 1974 that the Penguins acquired tough guys…

Following nine seasons in his native Sweden, Kjell Samuelsson ventured across the pond to join the New York Rangers in…

During the summer of 1977, popular enforcer Bob “Battleship” Kelly signed a free-agent deal with Chicago, leaving the Penguins without…

Mike on A Shot in the Dark: Penguins Blow Lead (Again), Lose to Lightning in OT: “Rick This one was on Jarry – he played a decent game but he transformed back to his usual stuff…”
Nick on A Shot in the Dark: Penguins Blow Lead (Again), Lose to Lightning in OT: “They’re finding creative new ways to lose. What was Jarry thinking when he kept shuffling further away from the net…”
the Other Rick on A Shot in the Dark: Penguins Blow Lead (Again), Lose to Lightning in OT: “PS. And why was Montgomery given the pink slip while Sullivan keeps sinking this team ever lower?”
the Other Rick on A Shot in the Dark: Penguins Blow Lead (Again), Lose to Lightning in OT: “Hey Rick, I love the Pink Panther movies. There is a level of fun innocence in that slap stick comedy.…”
the Other Rick on Penguins This ‘n’ ‘At: “Hey Rick, You reported that people are suggesting Montgomery would be fired, well he was. Just saw it. But FSG…”
Rick Buker on Penguins This ‘n’ ‘At: “Hey all, Just a quick follow-up on Kapanen. He was claimed on waivers today by the Oilers. Zach Laing wrote…”