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Pittsburgh Penguins Tickets

The Pittsburgh Penguins are a professional NHL hockey franchise, based out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The team was first founded in 1967 along with the Philadelphia Flyers, who are also based in Pennsylvania. Both teams compete in the Atlantic Division of the NHL's Eastern Conference and the Penguins play their home games in Pittsburgh's Mellon Arena.

The Penguins enjoyed many of their glory years during the Lemieux ara, when the team managed to win many division titles, along with two consecutive Stanley cups, in 1991 and 1992. This season, under the leadership of young superstar Sydney Crosby, the Penguins will look to replicate their early 90's success and bring Lord Stanley's Cup back to Pennsylvania.

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Founded: 1967-1968
Arena: Mellon Arena (capacity 17,537), formerly known as the Civic Arena
Team Owner: Mario Lemieux
Current Coach: Michel Therrien
Current Team Captain: none
Uniform colors: Black, white, vegas gold, grey.
Logo design: Fighting Penguin. A penguin skating, holding a hockey stick
Division titles won: 5 - 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998
Conference championships won: 2 - 1991, 1992
Stanley Cup wins: 2 - 1991, 1992
President's Trophy: 1 - 1993
Mascot: Iceburgh

Added in the NHL's 1967 expansion, along with the Minnesota North Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Philadelphia Flyers, Oakland Seals, and St. Louis Blues.

Various reports have the Penguins in dire financial straits even after the lockout. Lemieux himself has stated that it is doubtful that the club will remain in Pittsburgh once the lease is up. A most recent arena proposal includes a partnership with Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. - a gambling company intending to install slot machines. The project cost is estimated at $290 million. The arena is part of a proposed $1 billion development financed by Nationwide Realty. If an arena is not built, rumors suggest that the team will move to Kansas City, Houston, Las Vegas, San Antonio, Quebec City, or Winnipeg.

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