Pittsburgh Penguins Honor Life of Broadcaster Mike Lange

The Pittsburgh Penguins honored the late Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange during an emotional ceremony before their game against the Washington Capitals. Lange, who passed away at 76, spent 46 years calling Penguins games and was renowned for his unique voice and iconic catchphrases, such as 'It's a hockey night in Pittsburgh.' The tribute included Lange's family, former broadcasting colleagues, and Penguins players, with a video highlighting his famous sayings. The team also wore helmet decals featuring a microphone and headphones in his honor. His legacy was celebrated with personal anecdotes from players, coaches, and fans, illustrating his profound impact on the Pittsburgh community and the sport. The ceremony ended with a standing ovation as a sign reading 'Thank You Pittsburgh' was held aloft by Lange's son.