Mike Sullivan – Page 112 – Pittsburgh Penguins

Shortly after the Penguins were brushed aside in round one of the 2015 playoffs, general manager Jim Rutherford formulated a…

Back in the 1930s, the Philadelphia Athletics had a Hall-of-Fame catcher named Mickey Cochrane. By all accounts, he hated to…

Chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes opens with one of the most memorable verses in the Bible. To everything there is a…

I confess…I arrived at The Pennsbury Pub and Grille a little late last night, so I didn’t view the first…

Before you think I’ve taken permanent leave of my senses, let me explain. I decided on the title of this…

Coach Mike Sullivan likes to use a simple catchphrase when the Penguins pay attention to the details. He calls it…

Few moves in recent Penguins history earned more criticism, or drew a more divided reaction among the fan base, than…

It was another Thursday evening. March 22, 1984, to be exact. Before Mario Lemieux, way before our first Stanley Cup.…

Keeger on Penguins Playoff Update: Is Something Wrong with Sid?: “Yeah his knee needs proper healing. Ah well.”
Rick Buker on Game 3 Post Mortem: Flyers 5, Penguins 2: “Hey Mike, Excellent point about being (way) overly perimeter focused. And it’s not just on the power-play. In the last…”
Rick Buker on Penguins Playoff Update: Is Something Wrong with Sid?: “Hey Other Rick, With all due respect, I’m going to disagree a bit with your take. The reason the Flyers…”
the Other Rick on Game 3 Post Mortem: Flyers 5, Penguins 2: “Rick, The problem starts with expectation. Expectations magnify when individuals over-estimate. When expectations aren’t being met, frustration grows and eventually…”
Mike on Game 3 Post Mortem: Flyers 5, Penguins 2: “Rick In my view, the power play is becoming overly perimeter-focused. We’re spending too much time moving the puck around…”
the Other Rick on Penguins Playoff Update: Is Something Wrong with Sid?: “Rick, Father time is an undefeated foe. Eventually, everyone falls victim to the pain of his fists. Someday, Sid and…”