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Fansided · May 1, 2020

How the Penguins lost the 1970 Semi-Finals

On Apr. 30, 1970, the St. Louis Blues eliminated the Pittsburgh Penguins in game 6 of the 1970 semi-finals by a score of 4-3. Here is a look back at that series.

Coach Red Kelly led the Pittsburgh Penguins to their first postseason appearance in the third season of their existence in the NHL and it was his first year with the team.

The Penguins finished 5th place in the previous two seasons and Kelly led the team to a second-place finish and a first-round sweep of the Oakland Seals.

For his efforts, Kelly was named “coach of the year” in the midst of the Penguins’ second-round series vs. St. Louis.

Here is a look back at the 1970 semi-finals.

Close yet far

Game 1

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