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| rdfs:label
| - 1990–91 Pittsburgh Penguins season
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| Season
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| wingers
| - *7 Joe Mullen
*8 Mark Recchi
*12 Bob Errey
*16 Jay Caufield#
*24 Troy Loney
*25 Kevin Stevens
*29 Phil Bourque
*34 Scott Young
*68 Jaromir Jagr
*18 Jeff Daniels†
*20 Jamie Leach†
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| Team
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| Centers
| - *66 Mario Lemieux
*9 Ron Francis
*10 Barry Pederson
*15 Randy Gilhen
*19 Bryan Trottier
*38 Jiri Hrdina
*18 Ken Priestlay†
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| Division
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| Defence
| - *2 Jim Paek
*3 Grant Jennings
*5 Ulf Samuelsson
*22 Paul Stanton
*23 Randy Hillier
*28 Gordie Roberts
*32 Peter Taglianetti
*55 Larry Murphy
*77 Paul Coffey
*5 Gord Dineen†
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| engraving-notes
| - *Bob Johnson became the second American-born head coach to win the Stanley Cup. Bill Stewart was the first in 1938 with the Chicago Blackhawks.
*Jay Caufield spent the whole 1990–91 season with Pittsburgh. He played only 23 regular season games and did not dress in the playoffs. His name was engraved on the Stanley Cup due to the team's petition, even though he did not qualify.
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| goaltenders
| - *1 Wendell Young
*30 Bruce Racine††
*35 Tom Barrasso
*40 Frank Pietrangelo
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| non-players
| - *Edward J. DeBartolo Sr.
*Marie Denise DeBartolo York
*Paul Martha , Craig Patrick
*Scotty Bowman , Bob Johnson
*Rick Kehoe, Rick Paterson, Barry Smith
*Gilles Meloche
*Steve Latin , Skip Thayer
*John Welday , Greg Malone
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| StanleyCup
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| GoalsLeader
| - Mark Recchi and Kevin Stevens
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| Captain
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| player-notes
| - *†† Goalie Wendell Young missed the first three rounds with an injury. Tom Barrasso also missed the last two games of Round 1 and first two games of Round 2 while injured. Bruce Racine was called up from the minors to serve as back-up to Frank Pietrangelo. Racine's name was left off the Stanley Cup because he had not played in the NHL – in fact, Racine never played for Pittsburgh. His only NHL experience came in 1995–96 for the St. Louis Blues. Racine was included in the team picture, and does have a 1991 Stanley Cup ring.
*† 4 more players were included on the 1991 Stanley Cup picture, but were not engraved on the Cup. They did not play in the playoffs or qualify to be on the Cup.
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| Year
| - 1990(xsd:integer)
- 1991(xsd:integer)
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