Where Are They Now? | 1991 and 1992 Penguins Stanley Cup Alumni
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- The first two Penguins teams that brought the Stanley Cup to Pittsburgh were full of legendary hockey players. But what have they done since their time on the ice as players or coaches?
Phil Bourque (broadcaster), Jay Caufield (broadcaster), Bob Errey (broadcaster), Jim Paek (Korean Ice Hockey Association), Craig Patrick (professional scout), and Wendell Young (general manager, Chicago Wolves) sit down to talk about their own careers in hockey, as well as what some of their teammates went on to do in the game.
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World Class Organization. World class players. Bravo Pens Bravo !
This was great, they were great back then, couldn't believe that I was around to see them win the Cup once yet 5 times!
And rest in Peace Badger Bob, you were an awesome coach and person, what you did in that one year in Pittsburgh will NEVER be forgotten!!
Jeez....30 years....
Feels longer tbh
Great to see, remember good ol days as a kid and the pens!!
This video is pure nostalgia for me. What an amazing era! So awesome to ‘catch up’ with my childhood heroes! I always wore #16 for Caufield after I met him at a Brian Trottier hockey camp and he was so awesome to me.
Where’s Tom Barrasso these days ?
he's a coach, last i heard he was coaching in the uk but that was 3 or 4 years ago
I miss playing adult hockey scrimmage league . I used to play at Honnen rink of Colorado College (where the late Bob Johnson used to coach at)
So many work horses on those cup teams that dont get enough credit
It's the Kunitz, Hornqvist, Paeks, Tanglianetti, Bourque, Errey, s that win cups not stars
Hadn't noticed, but Errey is starting to look his age
Genius he was like 25 back then
Every time the pens make the finals they make it the next year