Ray Shero – Page 5 – Pittsburgh Penguins

The Penguins released their Protection List for the upcoming Expansion Draft. Opting to protect eight skaters and a goalie, the…

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

It was a pretty goal. A goal scorer’s goal. One born of hustle, desire and determination. Chasing a loose puck…

He wasn’t the winningest general manager in Penguins history. Nor did his teams capture a Stanley Cup. Or even a…

I can write this now without fear of jinxing our guys. Throughout the Stanley Cup playoffs and, especially, during the…

The history of the Pittsburgh Penguins is filled with anomalies and precursors. Consider, for example, the strange case involving three…

Flash back with me, if you will, to last Friday night. At the risk of wearing out a familiar theme,…

I’ll be honest. Jim Rutherford wasn’t my choice to succeed Ray Shero as the Penguins’ general manager back in the…

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