Jean Pronovost – Page 2 – Pittsburgh Penguins

I learned with sadness that Ken Schinkel passed away on Friday at the age of 87. A member of the…

“It didn’t seem like our energy was coming from everyone,” said player number one. “At times we looked like a…

In the spring of 1970, a strange malaise called Stanley Cup fever had, quite unexpectedly, taken Pittsburgh by storm. Following…

Throughout hockey history there have been many storied line combinations. The powerhouse Red Wings of the early 1950s boasted the…

Years before Mario Lemieux hoisted the Penguins onto his broad shoulders and carried them to Stanley Cup glory, another center…

I was going about my business last Tuesday when a good friend, Tom Blanciak, reminded me that it was the…

Over the course of their storied 50-year-history, the Penguins have iced all sorts of hockey teams. From the sublime to…

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

Rick Buker on Penguins Update: Baby Pens Stock Up: “Hey all, Just wanted to point out a nice article on the Trib by Seth Rorabaugh titled, “Penguins have options…”
the Other Rick on Penguins Update: Baby Pens Stock Up: “Thanks for the update Rick, However, in re Pickering, I watched his games against the Oil Kings (3/6), Medicine Hat…”
the Other Rick on Penguins’ Postmortem and Grading: “Hey Keeger, I am not going to say Karlsson is a bad player, he isn’t. You don’t win Norris trophies…”
Keeger on Penguins’ Postmortem and Grading: “I agree dubas failed the team. I do think the karlsson trade was a good grade tho. In addition to…”
the Other Rick on Penguins’ Postmortem and Grading: “Explain how it is fatally flawed?”
Keeger on Penguins’ Postmortem and Grading: “You mentioned Sullivan’s defensive system is fatally flawed. Is there a writeup that covers this? I’m curious as to how.”