Justin Schultz – Page 22 – Pittsburgh Penguins

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Being an old geezer who loves classic rock ‘n’ roll nearly as much as hockey, I’m a big fan of…

When I heard the announcement on the nightly news last summer that the Penguins had signed defenseman Chad Ruhwedel, I…

On a night when champagne corks were popping all over the world in frenzied celebration, the Penguins provided the 18,633…

He’s been skating in Sidney Crosby’s considerable shadow for most of the season. Hiding in plain sight, as the old…

Aside from the fact that they both hail from western Canada, Justin Schultz has little in common with his lone Penguins…

Ask any NHL coach or general manager. Ask a player. Heck, ask anyone associated with an NHL team and they’ll…

I don’t know about you. But watching our Penguins get skewered yesterday afternoon by the Minnesota Wild was tougher for…

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