“Lord Stanley, Lord Stanley, get me the brandy!”

— Mike Lange

Quoted in Bob Smizik, "Cow-kicked: FSN fires Lange as Penguins' TV voice", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (2006-06-30)
Stated upon the Penguins winning their second Stanley Cup in 1992

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