Randy Carlyle – Pittsburgh Penguins

As promised, here’s the follow-up to my top ten all-time Penguins post. My honorable mention list or “second ten,” so…

It’s a Wonderful Life is one of my all-time favorite movies. As the story unfolds, the main character George Bailey…

Perhaps it was the recent expose of my sorely lacking talent-evaluation chops. My literary rambling appears to have shaken loose…

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

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

While we’re waiting to see if Penguins general manager Jim Rutherford pulls the trigger on any more deals, I thought…

It might come as a surprise for Penguins fans to learn that a Hall-of-Fame defenseman skated for the team in…

He was involved in two of the highest profile trades in Penguins history. What’s more, he’s ranked sixth on the…

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