Ruck twins separated on 1st day of Penguins development camp
Draft picks Liam and Markus Ruck make their Pittsburgh Penguins debuts, though the twins have been separated for the first day of development camp.
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Liam and Markus Ruck, twin brothers drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in back-to-back rounds, have begun their tenure with the team. While they are making their debuts, NHL.com reports they were separated on the first day of the development camp.
Coverage from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Yahoo Sports emphasizes the physical similarity between the two players, noting it is difficult to tell them apart. People.com described the back-to-back round draft as "so special." Future developments center on the twins' progress throughout the Penguins' development camp.
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Quick answers
Who are the Ruck twins?
Liam and Markus Ruck are twin brothers drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in back-to-back rounds.
Where were they separated?
They were separated on the first day of the Penguins development camp.
Which team drafted the twins?
The Pittsburgh Penguins.
Coverage (4)
- Ruck twins making Penguins debuts, but not together Yahoo Sports · 3h ago
- It's hard to tell Penguins draft picks Liam and Markus Ruck apart. The twins don't seem to mind. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette · 3h ago
- Twin Brothers Liam and Markus Ruck Drafted in Back-to-Back Rounds by the Pittsburgh Penguins: ‘So Special’ People.com · 3h ago
- Ruck twins separated on 1st day of Penguins development camp NHL.com · 3h ago broke it first
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