Legendary Pittsburgh Penguins broadcaster Mike Lange passed away Wednesday at the age of 76. His impact and his reach were felt even at the Four Nations Face-Off, where Team Canada and Team USA are preparing for the most anticipated hockey game in more than a decade.

Before starting a radio or television broadcast, the late Mike Lange famously told his audience, “It’s a hockey night in Pittsburgh.” It was his first famous catchphrase in a Hockey Hall of Fame career full of unforgettable ones.

Lange died on Wednesday at the age of 76. Joe Rogan sparked attention in a recent podcast with John Reeves when he once again defended his friend Elon Musk, saying Musk is a "psychopath on the spectrum" who wants to expose corruption,

For decades, fans enjoyed listening to Mike Lange's famous calls during Penguins games. Today, the team, former players, as well as those who loved to listen are remembering the life of the legendary broadcaster.

A wordsmith, a magician behind the mic. One of the most important figures in Penguins history. A one-of-a-kind broadcaster. A tremendous ambassador for the city of Pittsburgh. Those are just a few of the tributes for Mike Lange who died Wednesday.

Mike Lange was central to so many people’s experience with the Penguins. Lange predated Mario Lemieux by a decade, arriving in Pittsburgh in 1974 when the team was mostly an aft

Mike Lange, a Hall of Fame broadcaster who called Pittsburgh Penguins games for nearly 50 years on radio and television, has died.