Yohe: Dubas is doing things his way, and patience is required

CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — With all due respect to Blake Lizotte and Matt Grzelcyk, there was a bit of a somber atmosphere at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex on Monday. The Pittsburgh Penguins, after many years atop the NHL mountain top — and many other years in which they tried with all of their might to get there — are finally, after 18 years of aggressively seeking championships, a team in transition. You can read it in Kyle Dubas’ words, …