Pittsburgh Penguins Unveil New Hall of Fame Exhibit at PPG Paints Arena
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Tonight, the Pittsburgh Penguins unveiled a new exhibit within PPG Paints Arena to honor some of the franchise's most influential former players and staff.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are a historic franchise with players like Sidney Crosby who continues to make history with each game he plays.
Tonight, the Penguins honored some of the players and staff who came before the current generation as Kevin Stevens, Mike Lange, Ron Francis, Scotty Bowman, and Eddie Johnson were all inducted into the Penguins Hall of Fame.
After the ceremony, it was confirmed by the organization that a new exhibit has been set up to celebrate the 2025 Hall of Fame class amongst other franchise legends.
Pittsburgh Penguins Unveil New Hall of Fame Exhibit to Honor Franchise Legends
During the game, the Penguins confirmed there is a new exhibit within PPG Paints Arena that contains artifacts connected to each of the new Penguins Hall of Famers.
Soon, these ceremonies will be for current all-time greats like Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, but for now, they had a game to focus on winning as the Penguins look to continue their blazing hot start to the year.
After the ceremonies commenced the Penguins took the ice as they looked to honor the legends in the house against the Columbus Blue Jackets and so far they have done just that going up 2-1.
A two point night from Anthony Mantha has led the way so far.
After the game, it will be interesting to hear from Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin how much it means to play on such a historic night for the Penguins franchise.
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