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class="ui-droppable">It is no secret that the Pittsburgh Penguins have not found an abundance of playoff success in recent NHL seasons. The Penguins' lack of depth and compete level has cost them dearly on the grandest stage.
Most recently, the New York Rangers bounced the Pens from the 2013-14 Eastern Conference Semifinals. As a result, the house was cleared. Both head coach Dan Bylsma and general manager Ray Shero lost their jobs.
Whether these firings were warranted is largely up for debate, but one thing was apparent: The Penguins were not deep enough. This is why new acquisitions like David Perron are key to the franchise’s success in the near future.
Perron’s acquisition was largely viewed as a move to bolster the ...
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Most recently, the New York Rangers bounced the Pens from the 2013-14 Eastern Conference Semifinals. As a result, the house was cleared. Both head coach Dan Bylsma and general manager Ray Shero lost their jobs.
Whether these firings were warranted is largely up for debate, but one thing was apparent: The Penguins were not deep enough. This is why new acquisitions like David Perron are key to the franchise’s success in the near future.
Perron’s acquisition was largely viewed as a move to bolster the ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins