A member of the United States Hockey Hall of Fame, Scott Young quietly scored 756 Points over his 1,181-game career in the National Hockey League.  Young played for six NHL teams, had four 60 Point seasons, and was a role player on two Stanley Cup Championship teams, one with Pittsburgh (1991) and one with Colorado (1996).

Scott Young won a Stanley Cup ring with the Pittsburgh Penguins and was traded the following year, choosing to play in Italy and represent the United States at the 1992 Olympics.