Obviously, we are disappointed that we didn’t win.” Sullivan will always be linked with his captain in Pittsburgh. As the captain of Team Canada, Sidney Crosby enjoyed yet another international victory,

For the Penguins, Saturday started as a somber but celebratory hockey afternoon in Pittsburgh as the team paid tribute to the late Mike Lange at PPG

Mike Lange reminded the Pittsburgh Penguins of some of their bygone glories Saturday afternoon. The Washington Capitals spent a good chunk of the few hours that followed reminding the Penguins just how far they are from doing anything more than talking about being a championship contender.

Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange, whose imaginative goal calls made his raspy voice immediately recognizable to Pittsburgh Penguin fans for decades, has died. He was 76. The team confirmed Lange's death Wednesday.

From “It's a hockey night in Pittsburgh” to “Elvis has left the building” to “he beat him like a rented mule," Lange's distinctive turns of phrase made his voice instantly recognizable.

If Bob Prince was Baseball in Pittsburgh, Mike Lange was hockey. Cope spoke the Burgh and Rosey Rowswell made a show of his Bucs play-by-play. Mike Lange – was the longtime iconoclastic hockey Voice of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Legendary Pittsburgh Penguins play-by-play announcer Mike Lange died on Wednesday. He was 76 years old. Lange served as Penguins’ broadcaster in 1974 and again from 1976 to 2021 before announcing his retirement.

Through his decades-long career, Lange became known for his goal calls, quirky catchphrases and colorful play-by-play announcing that, according to the team in a statement, "brought Penguins hockey to life.

The Pittsburgh Penguins honored Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange during an emotional ceremony before their game against Washington.

Lange, the voice of Penguins hockey for nearly 50 years, cast an everlasting shadow over a city and its hockey team.