Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange, whose imaginative goal calls made his raspy voice immediately recognizable to Pittsburgh Penguin fans for decades, has died. He was 76.

Through his decades-long career, Lange became known for his goal calls, quirky catchphrases and colorful play-by-play announcing that, according to the team in a statement, "brought Penguins hockey to life.

The legendary voice of the Pittsburgh Penguins for nearly 50 years has died. Mike Lange died at the age of 76 on Wednesday, according to our partners at Pittsburgh Hockey Now. Lange began his career as a Penguins broadcaster in 1974 as a radio announcer.

Longtime Pittsburgh Penguins broadcaster Mike Lange called the team's five Stanley Cup championships and was known for his colorful sayings.

Tributes and memories of the longtime Penguins broadcaster Mike Lange are pouring following the news of his death at the age of 76. Lange died on Wednesday and within minutes of the news breaking of his death,

Broadcaster Mike Lange, who called Pittsburgh Penguins games for 46 years, has died, the team announced. He was 76.

Pittsburghers are mourning former Penguins broadcaster Mike Lange, who died late Wednesday at age 76. The big picture: Lange was the Pens' play-by-play announcer for 46 years and once held a streak of never missing a broadcast for 30 years.

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,