When Mario Lemieux joined the Penguins as the franchise’s savior in 1984, there wasn’t an abundance of ways to watch the team ...

This story was originally published on May 15, 2017. A guy walked into the former Wren Haven bar in Scott Township where Penguins announcer Mike Lange was having lunch and said to the bartender “Buy ...

Lange spent 46 years with the Penguins. Story highlights Mike Lange, longtime Pittsburgh Penguins announcer, died at 76.

Legendary Penguins broadcaster Mike ... voice.” Lange is best known for his unique catchphrases that have stuck with hockey fans for generations. His most widely remembered sayings include ...

Mike Lange, who spent 46 years behind the mic for the Pittsburgh Penguins as one of the most unique broadcasters in professional sports – known for his colorful, creative style and trademark sayings – ...

BUT IT WILL ALSO BE MIKE LANGE NIT.GH ... AS HE WATCHES HIS FIRST HOCKEY GAME IN DECADES, AS A FAN. TICKETHOLDERS WILL GET A SPECIAL GIFT, FEATURING ONE OFIS H FAMOUS SAYINGS, AND VIDEO TRIBUTES ...

Longtime Pittsburgh Penguins television and radio broadcaster Mike Lange, known for his colorful sayings, has died at ... received the Hockey Hall of Fame's Foster Hewitt Award for outstanding ...

“We talked about everything,” Lange said in 2024. “Life, money, girls, hockey ... the sayings and all of the funny stuff he’d say,” Steigerwald said in 2021. “But what made Mike ...

"My product was hockey, and to get you interested in coming to a game. If we could do that, that was important to me," Mike ...

"Mike will be missed in Pittsburgh." “It's a hockey night in Pittsburgh!” and “Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building,” were among Lange’s signature phrases along with “Slap ...

This is so sad to hear. For so many years, Mike Lange WAS Penguins hockey. He engaged fans with his passion and iconic sayings that brought people to the game, before the Stanley Cup success.

later adding “only Mike could make the biggest names in hockey seem more magical with just his voice.” Phil Bourque, a former Penguin who spent years alongside Lange in the team's radio booth ...