Mario Lemieux – Page 15 – Pittsburgh Penguins

If ever a team was destined for failure, it was the 1983-84 Pittsburgh Penguins. Only a season removed from a…

Throughout hockey history there have been many storied line combinations. The powerhouse Red Wings of the early 1950s boasted the…

Years before Mario Lemieux hoisted the Penguins onto his broad shoulders and carried them to Stanley Cup glory, another center…

As I watched our Penguins completely fall apart on Saturday night against San Jose, the words to the old 1980’s…

I started out simply to write a response to our friend Rick Buker’s latest post; quite a good article I…

Steel City sports fans can be forgiven for wondering if the city is infringing on some ancient Native American burial…

Quick. When you think of our Pittsburgh Penguins, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Scoring goals, right? Star…

It’s getting to be a familiar theme, and a most welcome one at that. Last night before a sellout crowd…

the Other Rick on Penguins Update: What’s Bruin?: “Hey Rick, I don’t envy Boston but your point is 100% spot on, other teams find a way to keep…”
Rick Buker on Late Rally Falls Short, Penguins Lose Again: “Hey all, Just wanted to point out a really good article on Pittsburgh Hockey Now titled, “Penguins’ Biggest Problems Aren’t…”
Rick Buker on Penguins Shuffle Defensemen: “I’m sure the Guinness at least made the game more tolerable… 🙂 Rick”
Rick Buker on Late Rally Falls Short, Penguins Lose Again: “Hey Keeger, Unfortunately, I think games that are hard to watch are going to become the norm for this group.…”
Keeger on Late Rally Falls Short, Penguins Lose Again: “Man that game was so hard to watch. I was cringing. I have to say, Novak stood out to me.…”
the Other Rick on Late Rally Falls Short, Penguins Lose Again: “While Silovs had plenty of help in the porous dept. he still shared blame on most goals GA1: I have…”