LAS VEGAS, April 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- This weekend, Michael Jordan and Toni Kukoc relived the glory days as victorious teammates, but this time it was on the course - not the court.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Success on the ice is not the only Pens story.

San Jose right wing Claude Lemieux has retired a second time from the National Hockey League. In his first NHL action since 2002-03, Lemieux, 43, played in 18 games for the Sharks last season with no goals and one assist. In 21 seasons, the native of Buckingham, Quebec, accumulated 816 points -- 379 goals, 407 assists -- with 1,777 penalty minutes. I want to thank my former teammates from my entire career for all of their support, he said on San Jose's Web site Wednesday.

The Pittsburgh Penguins, led by team owner Mario Lemieux, celebrated their Stanley Cup championship Monday with a parade and rally with thousands of fans. Pittsburgh won its third championship in franchise history by knocking off the defending champion Red Wings at Detroit in Game 7 Friday.

Aging forward Claude Lemieux was called up by the San Jose Sharks Monday, ending his six-season absence from the National Hockey League. The Sharks placed defenseman Brad Lukowich on injured reserve and reassigned forwards Brad Staubitz and Tom Cavanagh to its minor league club in Worcester. Lemieux, 43, scored three goals and had eight assists in 23 games with Worcester as he tuned up for a possible NHL return. He has scored 379 goals with 406 assists in 1,197 games with Dallas, Phoenix, New Jersey, Colorado and Montreal.