Long-time NHL executive and former Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Ray Shero has died. He was 62 years old. Shero spent over 30 years in the NHL, including the last four seasons as senior advisor ...

Shero and Bylsma made it to the hockey mountaintop together on June 12, 2009, when the Pittsburgh Penguins dethroned the ...

Towards the end of its life, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ arena suffered from a poverty of luxuries. Like, reliable plumbing and a roof that kept the rain out. But it was home. That was due in part to Ray ...

One of the most successful GMs in NHL history, Shero helped build the Penguins into perennial contenders. The team made the ...

Shero, the son of Hockey Hall of Fame coach Fred Shero, played at St. Lawrence University but never pursued pro hockey as a player. He built his career first as an agent and later ...

When Ray Shero was named general manager of the Penguins in May of 2006, he called Sidney Crosby’s parents and introduced himself. He said to them, “I’m going to take care of your son, and hopefully ...

“Keeping me in Pittsburgh for eight years was a ... It was a somber locker room on Thursday, the first day the Penguins practiced since Shero’s death. “Just a tough loss,” Malkin said.

Longtime NHL executive Ray Shero died Wednesday. He was 62. Shero's passing was first announced by the Minnesota Wild. No ...

Ray Shero was the son of Flyers coaching legend Fred Shero. Ray won the Stanley Cup as the Pittsburgh Penguins' GM in 2009.

There are only three playoff teams - the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Colorado Avalanche, and the Los Angeles Kings - that are ...

Shero was largely successful in that vocation, particularly during an eight-year stint as general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The peak of his tenure and career was leading the Penguins to ...