Welcome to the Pittsburgh Penguins Stats page. The stats pages on thehockeyfanatic.com are meant to list what we as hockey fans associate with each particular team. Our stats pages will include our version of the all-time Pittsburgh Penguins team as well as obscure stats about the team. Notes stats are as of the start of the 2011-12 season (unless otherwise indicated).
Did You Know? The Pittsburgh Penguins did not have a captain from 1968-1973. Centerman Ron Schock became the Penguins second captain in 1973 after the team did not feature a captain in the previous four+ seasons. Schock’s best season with the Penguins was 1974-75 where he amassed 86 points in 80 games for the team.
Pittsburgh Penguins Statistics
Debut Season: 1967-68
# of Stanley Cups: 13 (2009)
Longest Playoff Streak: 11 years (1991-2001)
Most Wins in a Season: 56 – 198892-93
# of captains in team history: 13
# of coaches in team history: 20
Most Coaching Wins: Eddie Johnston 232
Most Goals in a Season: 367 – 1992-93
Most Points All Time: Mario Lemieux – 1,723
Toughest Pittsburgh Penguins player of all-time (penalty minutes): Kevin Stevens
# of retired jerseys: 2
Most Games Played: Mario Lemieux – 915
Most Goalie Wins: Tom Barrasso – 226
Most Popular Player of All-Time: Mario Lemieux
Pittsburgh Penguins All-Time Team
Coach: Eddie Johnston
Goalie: Tom Barrasso
Defenseman: Paul Coffey
Defenseman: Randy Carlyle
Left-wing: Kevin Stevens
Center: Mario Lemieux
Right-wing: Jaromir Jagr
Enforcer: Paul Baxter
Top 25 All-Time Most Popular Pittsburgh Penguins
- Mario Lemieux
- Sidney Crosby
- Jaromir Jagr
- Rick Kehoe
- Paul Coffey
- Kevin Stevens
- Ron Francis
- Jean Provonost
- Tom Barrasso
- Randy Carlyle
- Mark Recchi
- Syl Apps
- Evgeni Malkin
- Marc-Andre Fleury
- Martin Straka
- Mike Bullard
- Bob Errey
- Joe Mullen
- Ulf Samuelsson
- Larry Murphy
- Kevin Hatcher
- Sergei Gonchar
- Denis Herron
- Jordan Staal
- Ron Flockhart
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