Petr Nedved set career highs in his first season in Pittsburgh. His shining moment in a Penguins uniform came that spring -- April 24, 1996.
On a star-studded Penguins team, Rick Tocchet was the embodiment of blue-collar Pittsburgh.
Enjoy him, Pittsburgh. Every day. Every game. Every shift.
"If Pittsburgh was the only team in the world to play hockey with, I wouldn't go. I'd rather just work in a car wash," said Petr Klima.
Richard Park, the second Korean-born player to reach the NHL, played two stints with the Penguins over a decade apart.
Welcome to our series on who wore each number best for the Penguins. Number 75 features 'the Sheriff,' Ryan Reaves.
Jay McKee was a steady shot-blocker during his time in Pittsburgh.
He is precisely what his name means in French: He's the best. Ever. Anywhere. At damned near everything.
Ron Hainsey made his NHL debut on Oct. 11, 2002. After 907 career games, he finally made his Stanley Cup playoffs debut on April 12, 2017.