1993-94 Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)

(44-27-13) Finished 1st in Northeast Division

• Ed Johnston was named head coach and on June 22, 1993.

• Ron Francis recorded his 1,000th career point on October 28 against the Quebec Nordiques.

• Tom Barrasso earned his 250th career win on November 18 against the Washington Capitals.

• Ed Johnston set club record with his 96th coaching win on Dec. 21 vs. Tampa Bay, breaking Scotty Bowman’s record of 95.

• Bryan Trottier recorded his 900th career assist on January 3, against the Ottawa Senators.

• Tom Barrasso set the record for most wins by an American-born goaltender with his 253rd win on Feburary 15 vs. Winnipeg, breaking former Pittsburgh Yellow Jacket Frank Brimsek’s record of 252.

• Larry Murphy recorded his 900th career point on March 26 against the Calgary Flames.

• Mario Lemieux recorded his 1,200th career point on March 26 at Calgary.

• Penguins clinched their first-ever Northeast Division title on April 11 with a 4-0 win at Ottawa.

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Front row: Bryan Trottier, Kevin Stevens, Larry Murphy, Roberto Romano, Tom Barrasso, Ken Wregget, Mario Lemieux, Ron Francis & Joe Mullen

Middle row: Howard Baldwin Jr., Jaromir Jagr, Ulf Samuelsson, Martin Straka, Jack Kelley (President), Thomas Ruta (Co-Owner), Chris Clark, Howard Baldwin (Co-Owner), Craig Patrick (General Manager), Ed Johnston (Head Coach), Rick Kehoe (Asst. Coach), Doug Brown, Rick Tocchet, Marty McSorley & John Welday (Conditioning Coach)

Back row: Skip Thayer (Trainer), Mike Stapleton, Jim Paek, Jeff Daniels, Jim Kittleberger, Ed Patterson, Kjell Samuelsson, Grant Jennings, Peter Taglianetti, Markus Naslund, Ladislav Karabin & Steve Latin (Equip. Manager)

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