Pittsburgh Penguins

Sweep Alert – The History of a Winless Series

The Penguins meet the Flyers on Wednesday night with the season on the line. The Penguins have been swept twice before: The Chicago Blackhawks won the 1972 quartfinals in four straight. Chicago outscored Pittsburgh, 14-8. The Boston Bruins won four in a row in the 1979 quarterfinals. The Bruins outscored the Penguins, 16-7. The Penguins [...]

By |2016-10-09T22:34:47-04:00April 16th, 2012|Pittsburgh Hockey History, Pittsburgh Penguins|0 Comments

Flyers’ Jagr Prepares Quietly for Playoff Round Against Penguins

From ROB ROSSI, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Even at 40, his dominant days of hockey admittedly behind him, Jaromir Jagr can still make a move that will leave everybody shaking their heads in disbelief. He did it again Monday, declining to speak after his Philadelphia Flyers' first practice for a Stanley Cup first-round playoff showdown with the [...]

By |2014-09-22T16:16:02-04:00April 10th, 2012|Pittsburgh Hockey History, Pittsburgh Penguins|0 Comments

Pittsburgh Penguins on Leap day

Here's the history of February 29 games for the Pittsburgh Penguins: 1976 - The Penguins played their first game on "leap day," losing to the St. Louis Blues, 5-3. 1984 - Vancouver's Patrik Sundstrom set a record for most assists from an opponent in one game, six, in a 9-5 win at the Civic Arena. Sundstrom also scored [...]

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