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Paul Coffey will always be known for what he did in Edmonton, but if you were to come up with a second team for Coffey (he actually played for nine NHL teams), it should be the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Tom Barrasso may not have been the most likable person, but make no mistake, this is a Goaltender who is Hall of Fame worthy, mainly due to his accomplishments in Pittsburgh.
Let's get this out of the way before we discuss more of the Pittsburgh Penguins in the pre-Mario Lemieux era: They were not very good. They would struggle annually to make the post-season and did not elicit excitement among hockey fans anywhere in the country, let alone in Western Pennsylvania.
When Ron Francis retired, he was second all-time in Assists with 1,249. It needs to be mentioned that 449 of them came as a Pittsburgh Penguin.