Comparing Bombay and the Ducks to Bylsma and the Pens

Dan Bylsma and his Pittsburgh Penguins have a striking resemblance to Gordon Bombay and his Mighty Ducks.  Check out our comparisons below and let us know what you think.

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Gordon Bombay Coach of District 5, Mighty Ducks, and Team USA Junior Goodwill Games team Played in the AHL before his career was cut short due to injury And to a lesser extent Ted Orion Orion takes over the Ducks to coach them in D3 for Eden Hall Academy Played in the NHL for the Minnesota North Stars	Dan Bylsma Coach of the Wilkes-Berre Scranton Penguins and Pittsburgh Penguins Played in the NHL before his career was cut short due to injury
Jack Reilly Gordon Bombay's former coach for the Hawks Bombay coached against Reilley in the championship of the first movie	Mike Babcock Dan Bylsma's coach for the Mighty Ducks Bylsma coached against Babcock for the Penguins 3rd Stanley Cup victory in Bylsma's first season as coach
Charlie Conway Captain of the Mighty Ducks Slight anger issues Was taught to dive in the first movie DIFFERENCE: Not the most skillful player	Sidney Crosby Captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins Feisty player Was called a diver in his rookie season DIFFERENCE: Most skillful player in the game
Hans Gordon and Charlie's mentor and father figure Talks to Gordon and Charlie in crucial times	Mario Lemieux Sidney Crosby lived in his house for years Sent a text out to the team before their Stanley Cup victory
Don Tibbles Gives Gordon some new players in D2 Owner of Hendrick's Hockey Apparel DIFFERENCE: The dude is crazy	Ray Shero Signs players, trades for players GM of the Pittsburgh Penguins
Adam Banks The Mighty Ducks best player and leading scorer Stolen from the Hawks	Evgeni Malkin The Penguins best player this season and leading scorer Stolen from Russia
Julie Gafney Took a while for her to get the permanent starting goalie position Best goalie on the team	Marc-Andre Fleury First joined the NHL in 2003, locked up starter position in 2005 One of the best goalies in the NHL
Fulton Reed Enforcer with the hardest slapshot on the team	Arron Asham 4th liner with an above average slapshot
Dean Portman Brought to the Ducks in D2 because of his enforcer skills	Deryk Engelland Earned a spot on the Penguins because of a combination of his enforcer and defensive skills
Ken Wu Added to the team in D2	Richard Park Added to the team this past off-season
Russ Tyler Most well known for his shot	Tyler Kennedy Shoot-first mentality
Guy Germaine 2nd best player on the Mighty Ducks Often overlooked and overshadowed by Conway and Banks	Jordan Staal / James Neal Two of the best players on the Penguins Overshadowed by Crosby and Malkin
Luis Mendoza Small and quick Added to the team in D2	Steve Sullivan Small and quick Added to the team this past off-season EDIT: Another Possibility is Pascal Dupuis
Les Averman The Mighty Ducks' prankster	Matt Cooke The Penguins' prankster
Wolf "The Dentist" Stansson Coach of Team Iceland in the Junior Goodwill Games Former NHL player	Guy Boucher Coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning Former NHL player
Gunnar Stahl Leading scorer in the Junior Goodwill Games Tournament Overshadowed by the Mighty Ducks' star players	Steven Stamkos Leading goal-scorer in the NHL Overshadowed by the Penguins' star players
Josh (That weird kid who announces in D3)	Bob Errey