Seth Rorabaugh

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Adventurer. Also, Penguins writer with @TribSports. Punks not dead.

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Pechursky's NHL debut was a hoot. Fleury and Brent Johnson were hurt. The Pens couldn't get a recall to Vancouver from Wilkes in time. Pechursky was nearby in Washington state and signed a tryout deal. Named the third star after playing well. Even did a small lap to celebrate.

Connor Clifton and Penguins assistant general manager Jason Spezza have interacted before:

Evgeni Malkin is staying on the ice late after practice with reserves. Dan Muse said it was TBD if Malkin would travel for Monday’s game. Malkin and Sidney Crosby were each full contact. Noel Acciari and Bryan Rust had maintenance days. Acciari, Crosby and Rust will travel.

It's April 7. The Penguins are three points out of a playoff spot. Alex Nedeljkovic suffers a lower-body injury. Joel Blomqvist is fatigued and struggling. Penguins management needs a goaltender. Tristan Jarry:

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The last time Jordan Staal was in a Stanley Cup Final:

Thirty-five years ago tonight:

Some things remain timeless:

Johnny Gaudreau had the primary assist on the last goal of Jaromir Jagr's NHL career in 2017. It was a slick pass too.

Twenty years ago tonight:

In 2016, the Penguins hosted Bill Mazeroski for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final as they hoped to be the first Pittsburgh team to win a championship within the city's borders since 1960. Of course, the world's biggest Pirates fan, Mike Emrick, detailed the significance for NBC:

For some reason, shootouts are being worked on at the end of the morning skate:

Mike Lange's call on Marc-Andre Fleury stopping a penalty shot in his first NHL game (at 18) was so, so perfect. “He’s found a home in the city of Pittsburgh ... You can feel it. You can 𝑠𝑒𝑒 it!”

Ten years ago yesterday:

Nine years ago today:

Twenty-five years ago tonight (and tomorrow morning):

Mike Lange introducing a skating Mr. (Fred) Rogers before the Penguins' season opener in 1991:

More shootouts:

This also offers me an excuse to post this fantastic goal by Stu Barnes, along with Bill Clement's authoritative declaration that "you don't gamble against Stu Barnes and get away with it."