New Pittsburgh Penguins coach Dan Muse says he won't be intimidated trying to lead a roster dotted with future Hall of Famers such as Sidney Crosby.

The Pittsburgh Penguins organization understands it is in transition. There were more popular or well-known choices available to general manager Kyle Dubas as he chose the next Penguins head coach. Yet following nearly 10 years of commanding Mike Sullivan,

Muse, a relative no-name with no connection to Pittsburgh who was hired last week to be the Penguins’ new head coach, had the opportunity to introduce himself to fans. He did very well.