This was Max Talbot(notes) after his fight with Daniel Carcillo during Game 6 of the 2009 Eastern
Conference quarterfinal. His shushing of the Philadelphia crowd and Penguins comeback soon after that
moment made him an even bigger "superstar" in Pittsburgh than he already was.
He's definitely one of those tough, bottom-six kind of forwards. Is he in the mold of Ian Laperriere? Yeah,
that's probably the easiest comparison to make if we had to do so.
Talbot's deal is worth $9 million, and he became the second former Penguin in one day to decide to play on
the other side of Pennsylvania.
However, Talbot cemented his place in Penguins lore by scoring the only two goals in Game 7 of the 2009
Stanley Cup Finals at Detroit, helping clinch the third title in franchise history.
In Pittsburgh I played a little bit of everywhere the last three years. When I played my best hockey when we
won the Cup, I was right wing on the second line. But I was center of the fourth line, the third line, I was left
wing on the third line. But I don’t want to glue myself anywhere. I want to have a great role, do what I can to
win, work every time I get on the ice, it’s about work ethic an to do my best to bring what I can to help win a
championship.
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