Mario Lemieux – Page 3 – Pittsburgh Penguins

Stanley Cup Final aside, you wouldn’t think there’d be a lot happening, hockey-wise, in the middle of June. After all,…

I remember how excited I was when the Penguins hired 43-year-old Ray Shero in the spring of 2006 to replace…

I don’t own a crystal ball. Nor do I possess any particular insight or foresight on the future direction of…

Just a quickie Penguins Update. Sidney Crosby has been named the team MVP for the 13th time in his illustrious…

Back in 1982-83, a feisty 20-year-old center named Mitch Lamoureux tore through the AHL like a comet. Skating for the…

I was deeply saddened to learn that Penguins broadcasting legend Mike Lange passed away yesterday at the age of 76.…

I’ll be honest. I wasn’t planning to do any recaps during the 4 Nations Faceoff. Frankly, I’m a little burned-out…

Less than 24 hours after soft serving a less-than-inspired effort in a loss to the Islanders on Long Island, the…

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…”