Generational hockey talent Gavin McKenna officially announced his commitment to Penn State on ESPN. He gave another variation ...

Sidney Crosby and Mario Lemieux will both go down in hockey history as being the pillars of the Pittsburgh Penguins in their respective eras. It’s no exaggeration to say the franchise wouldn’t ...

For the expansive list of new Pittsburgh Penguins prospects at their recent development camp, there was a lot to be learned.

In 1984, the Penguins had the No. 1 pick and chose Mario Lemieux. In 2005, 21 years later, the Penguins had the No. 1 pick ...

It has been 35 years since Mario Lemieux left his home and changed Pittsburgh's hockey scene forever.

Mario Lemieux: Aside from Lemieux's rank as a Top 10 all-time assist guy, it has often been joked in the Pittsburgh area that he could have turned a club sandwich in to a 20-goal scorer.

The Pittsburgh Penguins owner kept his decision to return to the ice a closely guarded secret in 2000.

Sunday, Pittsburgh Penguins co-owner Mario Lemieux joined the discussion, releasing a statement criticizing the fight and the league for its handling of it.

On January 12 1993, Mario Lemieux's legacy got interrupted by non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. What he did next would define his legacy and career.

Less than two months ago, while filming a segment for ESPN's NHLRules! telecast, Mario Lemieux said he wasn't planning a comeback. The truth is, he was planning a comeback. Or at least thinking ...

This year marks 40 years since Lemieux was drafted in the first round by the Penguins.

Mere hours after his final radiation treatment to combat Hodgkin lymphoma, Mario Lemieux took to the ice — and naturally, he had a goal and an assist. By New Year’s Day 1993, Lemieux had 101 ...