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It was excruciatingly hard putting this group of Penguins at No. 2, but that's not a slight against four of the most iconic and greatest players in NHL history, says Ken Campbell.

It was excruciatingly hard putting this group of Penguins at No. 2, but that's not a slight against four of the most iconic and greatest players in NHL history, says Ken Campbell.
Sidney Crosby and Mario LemieuxSidney Crosby and Mario Lemieux

This whole exercise started a little over a month ago when I saw a tweet with a picture of the four greatest Pittsburgh Penguins ever that claimed it would be the NHL's No. 1 Mount Rushmore of all-time.

There are likely legions of people who agree with that sentiment. There are no wrong answers here, but as great as Pittsburgh's Mount Rushmore is, it's just a very, very, very slight rung below the greatest one of all-time, which will be revealed on Thursday. (Or you can figure it out yourself by referring to the previous rankings below.)

Here's the Penguins' Mount Rushmore:

It was excruciatingly hard putting this group of Penguins at No. 2, but that's not a slight against four of the most iconic and greatest players in NHL history, says Ken Campbell.

And here's how the NHL Mount Rushmore rankings have gone so far:

What should be your favorite team's Mount Rushmore? Let us know at our forum.

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