Johnston was the general manager when the Penguins drafted Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux with the first overall pick in 1984 and later served as the club’s head coach from 1993-97. Bowman took over as head coach in 1991 after Bob Johnson was forced to step down because of a brain cancer diagnosis shortly after leading the Penguins to a championship. Pittsburgh won its second straight Stanley Cup in 1992 with Bowman behind the bench. He scored 164 goals to go with 449 assists with the Penguins, adding another 100 points in the playoffs. Stevens was a three-time All-Star across his two stints in Pittsburgh, scoring 260 goals and adding 295 assists in 522 games with the club.