2 Former Penguins Inducted Into U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame
Stevens, Cullen return to Pittsburgh for induction to U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
PITTSBURGH -- The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame held its induction in Pittsburgh for the first time Wednesday. It was an appropriate place for Kevin Stevens and Matt Cullen, who spent memorable years with the Pittsburgh Penguins and still work for them today.
Former Penguins forwards Kevin Stevens, Matt Cullen inducted into United States Hockey Hall of Fame
It was an era rife with power forwards. And he might have been the power forward. Even if his prime was fleeting, Kevin Stevens was, quite possibly, the prototype for what most define as a power forward in hockey.
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The former NHL forward, and current co-owner of the Ontario Hockey League’s Guelph Storm, joined Howard Dolgon, Alan Taylor, Ed Kochian and Brian Elwell in the induction ceremony on Nov. 23.
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