To say Dan Bylsma has accomplished a lot during his three-plus seasons as Penguins coach would be an understatement roughly the size of Texas. In his first year at the helm Bylsma guided the Pens to a Stanley Cup. Last season he coaxed 106 points out of a team that was walloped by injuries, earning him the Jack Adams (coach of the year) Award. And he’s already the second-winningest coach in franchise history. Yet the job Bylsma’s done behind the bench this season may outstrip any of his previous achievements. His work started way back in training camp. The popular coach raised more than a few eyebrows when he shifted talented but snake-bitten sniper James Neal to the off-wing on a...

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