The smoke has cleared and the dust has settled and the NHL trade deadline has passed.
It was an active period for the Pittsburgh Penguins, which has its roots to eight days ago. For what is believed to be the first time in an organized and widespread manner, a Penguin home crowd chanted for the removal of a general manager during a game. While the team was being blown out by Edmonton on their way to losing a fourth straight game, the fan focus from near and far was turning their ire to the person whose responsibility it was to put the team together.