1998-99 Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)

(38-30-14) Finished 8th in Eastern Division

• Jaromir Jagr notched his 800th career point January 31 against the Montreal Candiens.

• The Penguins won five consecutive overtime games for the first time in club history and led the NHL with 28 overtime points.

• Penguins won ten games in a row, January 28 – February 15, the second longest winning streak in team history.

• Tom Barrasso, Peter Skudra and J.S. Aubin all record shutouts, making it the first time in club history that three different goalies earned shutouts in one season.

• Jaromir Jagr captured his first Hart Trophy as league MVP, Jagr also won his third Art Ross Trophy as the league’s leading scorer.

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Front row: Jiri Slegr, Martin Straka, Aleksey Morozov, Jaromir Jagr, Peter Skudra, Tom Barrasso, Jean-Seabstien Aubin, Kevin Hatcher, Darius Kasparaitus, Alexei Kovalev & Matthew Barnaby

Middle row: Paul DeFazio, Frank Scuilli, Scott Johnson, Paul Flati, Ian Moran, Jiri Hrdina, German Titov, Ed Johnston (Asst. General Manager), Mike Eaves (Asst. Coach), Craig Patrick (General Manager), Kevin Constantine (Head Coach), Don Jackson (Asst. Coach), Troy Ward (Asst. Coach), Roger Marino (Owner), Brad Werenka, Kip Miller, Tyler Wright, Steve Latin (Equip. Manager), Mark Mortland (Trainer), John Welday (Strength Coach) & A.T. Caggiano

Back row: Ryan Savoia, Martin Sonnenberg, Maxim Galonov, Rob Brown, PAvel Skrbek, Sven Butenschon, Bobby Dollas, Robert Lang, Neil Wilkinson, Jeff Serowik, Victor Ignatiev & Dan Kesa

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