Pens Labyrinth Daily: More Victories Ahead, Summer of Stanley And More
Pens Labyrinth Daily: Pittsburgh Penguins president says more Stanley Cups are in the team’s future, the top five games you can’t miss this season, the full Stanley cup tour and more!
Good morning, Penguins fans! Grab your coffee and enjoy all the trending Penguins news straight from Pittsburgh and from around the league.
14 days from now, the Pittsburgh Penguins will take the ice for their first preseason game on Sept. 19 against the Buffalo Sabres at KeyBank Center. No worries, though, the Pens will hit home ice the following day, Sept. 20, against the Detroit Red Wings.
Pittsburgh Penguins Daily:
Penguins President Says More Cups Are Coming
Pittsburgh Penguins president and CEO David Morehouse got to have his day with the Stanley Cup. Morehouse shared his day with his close family and friends, making the day with the Cup another day to remember. Now, Morehouse is saying that there are definitely Stanley Cups ahead for the Pittsburgh Penguins. [NHL.com]
5 Penguins Games You Can’t Miss
We, at Pens Labyrinth, know that most Penguins fans don’t want to think about missing just one game during hockey season but we’ve found the top five games you can’t miss. These matchups are so good that you’ll need to mark your calendar sin advance of these big games. Which are you most excited for? [Pens Labyrinth]
Penguins’ Summer of Stanley
The best thing to follow a Stanley Cup win is to see how our favorite team spend their 24 hours with the Cup following the big win. The victory results in a summer spent with Stanley Cup memories and, for the Penguins, this celebration came two summers in a row. Want some refreshing on the summer? [NHL.com]
From Around the League:
30 Days of Lundqvist: Comeback Against the Pens
A goalie’s best moments wouldn’t be the best if they didn’t come against top notch teams. The team over at Blue Line Station are spending a month dedicated to New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist. It isn’t surprising to see one of Lundqvist’s best moments was a comeback against the Penguins. [Blue Line Station]