Pittsburgh Penguins 30th Anniversary Season
Philippe DeRouville 1996-97 Road Set 2 Jersey
NUMBER: 30 BIRTHDATE: August 7th 1974
HEIGHT: 6'1" BIRTHPLACE: Victoriaville, QC, CAN
WEIGHT: 185 DRAFTED: PIT 1992 Entry Draft
CATCHES: Left ROUND: 5th (115th overall)
NUMBER: 30 BIRTHDATE: August 7th 1974
HEIGHT: 6'1" BIRTHPLACE: Victoriaville, QC, CAN
WEIGHT: 185 DRAFTED: PIT 1992 Entry Draft
CATCHES: Left ROUND: 5th (115th overall)
Philippe DeRouville was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 5th round of the 1992 NHL Entry Draft. DeRouville played in the QMJHL through the 1993-94 season. Philippe suited up for the Cleveland Lumberjacks of the IHL during the 1994-95 season. In forty-one games that season, he put up a record of 24-10-5. The Penguins recalled DeRouville during his stellar 94-95 campaign. Philippe suited up for his first NHL game on April 10, 1995 against the Ottawa Senators. DeRouville stopped twenty-seven shots in the Penguins' 4-3 win over the Sens.
During the following season, DeRouville again began the year with the Cleveland Lumberjacks. The Penguins would once again recall DeRouville for a small stint with the team. He played two games with the big club during the 1996-97 season. His first start of the season was on January 29th at Buffalo in a 3-1 loss to the Sabres. Philippe didn't fare much better in his second and last outing of the season on March 26th. Patrick Lalime was pulled after allowing four goals on five shots. DeRouville was thrust into game action in relief. He surrendered four goals on twenty-eight shots in 51:44 of ice time.
Philippe DeRouville wore this Starter Mesh road set two jersey for one game, on March 26th. The Penguins switched from the Starter ultra-fil jerseys (set 1) to the Starter mesh jerseys on March 4th 1997. DeRouville made twenty-four saves and held a save percentage of 0.857 during the loss.
During the following season, DeRouville again began the year with the Cleveland Lumberjacks. The Penguins would once again recall DeRouville for a small stint with the team. He played two games with the big club during the 1996-97 season. His first start of the season was on January 29th at Buffalo in a 3-1 loss to the Sabres. Philippe didn't fare much better in his second and last outing of the season on March 26th. Patrick Lalime was pulled after allowing four goals on five shots. DeRouville was thrust into game action in relief. He surrendered four goals on twenty-eight shots in 51:44 of ice time.
Philippe DeRouville wore this Starter Mesh road set two jersey for one game, on March 26th. The Penguins switched from the Starter ultra-fil jerseys (set 1) to the Starter mesh jerseys on March 4th 1997. DeRouville made twenty-four saves and held a save percentage of 0.857 during the loss.
Craig Muni 1996-97 Road Set 2 Jersey
NUMBER: 28 BIRTHDATE: July 19th 1962
HEIGHT: 6'2" BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, ON, CAN
WEIGHT: 200 DRAFTED: TOR 1980 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 2nd (25th overall)
NUMBER: 28 BIRTHDATE: July 19th 1962
HEIGHT: 6'2" BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, ON, CAN
WEIGHT: 200 DRAFTED: TOR 1980 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 2nd (25th overall)
Craig Muni was drafted in the second round of the 1980 NHL Entry Draft. He started his NHL career during the 1981-82 season, playing three games for the Toronto Maple Leafs. During the 1996-97 season, Muni played sixty-four games for the Pittsburgh Penguins. During that season, he amassed four points, all assists. Known as a defensive specialist, open ice hitter, penalty killer and a shot blocker, Muni won three Stanley Cups with the Edmonton Oilers in 1987, 1988, and 1990. In addition to playing for the Penguins and Leafs, he also played for the Chicago Blackhawks, Buffalo Sabres, Toronto Maple Leafs, Dallas Stars and Winnipeg Jets. He led the league three times in Plus Minus while a member of the Oilers. Muni retired in 1998.
The Penguins switched from the Starter ultra-fil jerseys to the Starter mesh jerseys on March 4th 1997. The Penguins continued to wear this same set into the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Muni wore this jersey for nine games, seven regular season and two playoff games. He was held pointless during that span, while holding a minus four rating.
The Penguins switched from the Starter ultra-fil jerseys to the Starter mesh jerseys on March 4th 1997. The Penguins continued to wear this same set into the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Muni wore this jersey for nine games, seven regular season and two playoff games. He was held pointless during that span, while holding a minus four rating.
