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Marc-Andre Fleury, Hall of Fame goalie, Hall of Fame prankster

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Marc-Andre Fleury, Hall of Fame goalie, Hall of Fame prankster

You didn’t think Marc-Andre Fleury would leave town without pulling a prank, did you?

Letang: “When Geno came in screaming, I kind of knew something was up.”

Hall of Fame goalie, Hall of Fame prankster: https://t.co/i5h5LcpeG9 pic.twitter.com/iciXc66MXr

— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) September 29, 2025

By admin|2025-10-02T20:23:04-04:00September 29th, 2025|2025-25, Former Penguins|0 Comments

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James M. Kubus, editor of PittsburghHockey.net (in 1968 Pens' uniform)

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