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Tag Archives: Jarome Iginla

Dan Bylsma: Great Coach or Product of Talented Team?

Let’s get one thing straight, Bylsma is a genuine human being. He comes off as being family-oriented, hard-working, and looks like he truly cares for the players on his team. As great as the Pittsburgh Penguins’ head coach may be as a person, I’m not evaluating his personal character. I’m evaluating his coaching ability. Resume ...

Penguins’ Confidence Growing After Dismantling of Senators

Earlier this month, THW’s Mike Colligan wrote of moments that can define a Stanley Cup run.  He described how specific events can alter a series, how a certain circumstance can ignite a club in route to a championship.  Mike’s example came from an apparent Pascal Dupuis injury during Game 1 of the Pens’ second round series against Ottawa and the versatile winger’s gutsy ...

Pens Look to Vanquish Sens After 7-3 Drubbing

Every game within a series tells it’s own story. The narrative after Sunday night’s double-overtime game in Ottawa was bone-headed play and silly coaching decisions by a team infinitely superior to it’s opponent. The final result: Ottawa Senators 2 – Pittsburgh Penguins 1. Wednesday night however, in the end, told a much different tale: Starting ...

Former Flames in the Playoffs

For the fourth year in a row, the closest that the Calgary Flames and their fans will get to the playoffs are televised games.  As the Flames continue to plan for the future and the fans watch other teams mount a quest for the glorious Stanley Cup, there are some aspects of the playoffs that ...

The Secret of the Chris Kunitz Effect

The Pittsburgh Penguins have experienced ups and downs throughout the 2013 NHL Playoffs. The Pens have juggled around their top two scoring lines in an attempt to satisfy the needs of their top-six forwards. The Pens started the Stanley Cup Playoffs with Sidney Crosby centering the first line between Pascal Dupuis and Chris Kunitz. Evgeni ...

Five Keys to the Pittsburgh Penguins Moving On

In simply looking at the end results, one might think the 2013 playoffs are going quite well for the Pittsburgh Penguins.  After all, they lead the New York Islanders 2-1 in their first round series (as opposed to being down 3-0 to the archrival Flyers at this point last year).  What’s more, they have three of the top seven scorers in the ...

Debating the Aspects of a Penguins-Blackhawks Final

In his “Magic Vs. Birds” column of the May 20 edition of The Hockey News, Adam Proteau makes his case for why he believes the Chicago Blackhawks will defeat the Pittsburgh Penguins in an epic showdown for Lord Stanley’s Cup.  Given that each team seemed to pull away from the pack during the regular season, the clash is a very ...

Pittsburgh Penguins Making a Statement

The Pittsburgh Penguins entered the 2013 playoffs as heavy favorites against their first round opponent, the New York Islanders. After all, this was David and Goliath. Engineers of both a fifteen and seven game winning streak, the Penguins entered the playoffs having won 23 of their last 27 games. The Islanders, meanwhile, are an up and coming ...

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