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With heart, humor and savvy hiring, late NHL executive Ray Shero left a long hockey legacy
Ray Shero was never the star of his own story. His father, Fred, coached the Philadelphia Flyers during their 1970s Stanley Cup heyday. His mentor, David Poile, is a Hockey Hall of Fame builder. His lone championship as general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins coincided with Sidney Crosby’s first.
Shero came to the Penguins in May 2006 at a critical time. The team had Sidney Crosby, who just put up 100+ points as an ...
Shero spent three decades working in NHL front offices, including serving as GM of the Penguins and Devils and senior adviser ...
NHL Combine in Buffalo, the last prospect to interview with teams was a young 17-year-old Swedish forward named Jesper Bratt.
It is kismet that the New Jersey Devils' first game after the passing of former general manager Ray Shero will be against the ...
NHL executive Ray Shero left a lasting legacy that continues to influence players like New Jersey Devils captain Nico ...
Shero’s father, Fred, the legendary coach of the Philadelphia Flyers’ “Broadstreet Bullies,” also died young, at 65. He ...
Penguins captain Sidney Crosby spoke about his former GM Ray Shero, who passed away at 62 years old on Wednesday.
It's hard to talk about the Sidney Crosby-era Pittsburgh Penguins without talking about former general manager Ray Shero.
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