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AROUND THE NHL By: Mike Prisuta

If you’re in the crease, you’re in the spotlight.

It’s the life of an NHL goaltender.

That’ll especially be the case this season for several of the league’s top goaltenders from a season ago:

TUUKKA RASK, BRUINS: He was the only goaltender to rank in the NHL’s top five in shutouts (first, seven), save percentage (second, .930), goals-against average (fourth, 2.04) and wins (fifth, 36) in 2013-14.

SEMYON VARLAMOV, AVALANCHE: He set a franchise record with 41 wins, topping the mark of 40 that had been set by his head coach, Patrick Roy, in 2000-01.

Varlamov led the league in shots faced (2,013) and saves (1,867) and was at his best when he was at his busiest in net (7-1-1 when facing 40 or more shots and 32-4-4 when facing 30 or more).

JONATHAN QUICK, KINGS: He won his first William M. Jennings Trophy (playing at least 25 games for the team that allowed the fewest goals; Stanley Cup-champion Los Angeles surrendered 174) while going 27-17-4 with a 2.04 GAA, a .915 SV% and six shutouts.

CAREY PRICE, CANADIENS: His 34 victories moved him into fifth place on the storied franchise’s all-time wins list (179). The only goaltenders who have won more games for Montreal are in the Hall of Fame, Jacques Plante (314), Patrick Roy (289), Ken Dryden (258) and Bill Durnan (208).

HENRIK LUNDQVIST, RANGERS: He became the first goalie in NHL history to reach the 30-win plateau in eight of his first nine seasons.

RYAN MILLER, CANUCKS: He arrived in Vancouver having won a combined 25 games with Buffalo and St. Louis last season, and within six wins of becoming the fourth U.S.-born goaltender to achieve 300 career victories behind John Vanbiesbrouck (374), Tom Barrasso (369) and Mike Richter (301).

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NOTES By: Bob Grove

THE SERIES [VS] DALLAS

Tonight the Penguins host the Dallas Stars, against whom they have won six consecutive home games — Pittsburgh’s second-longest current home winning streak against one team. The Penguins have won seven straight home games against Tampa Bay. . . The Stars’ last win here in Pittsburgh came almost 14 years ago on Dec. 23, 2000, when Mike Modano, Joe Nieuwendyk and Brett Hull had three points each in an 8-2 victory in which Dallas scored five third-period goals. . .

The Stars have only scored eight goals during this six-game losing streak in Pittsburgh while allowing 25. . . Dallas has missed on 24 straight power-play chances here in Pittsburgh since Nieuwendyk beat Garth Snow in the aforementioned 8-2 victory, and the Stars have also allowed a pair of short-handed goals in that stretch to Sidney Crosby and Brandon Sutter. Sutter’s short-handed goal came in a 5-1 Pittsburgh victory here last March 18 — the last game between the teams. Crosby had two goals and three points continued on page 10

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in that victory. . . Dallas won its other game against the Penguins last season as Kari Lehtonen had 24 saves in a 3-0 home victory on Jan. 25. . . Pittsburgh is 9-3-0 in its last 12 games overall against the Stars. . . This is the second-earliest game ever between the teams. The Stars earned a 6-4 home win over the Penguins on Oct. 1, 1999. . . Dallas has scored first in four of the last five meetings. . . Pittsburgh is 8-3-0 with one tie in 12 all-time home games against Dallas and is 12-10-3 overall against the Stars since they moved to Dallas from Minnesota. . . The Penguins have outshot the Stars in only seven of the teams’ 25 meetings. . . The teams will play once more this season, March 19 in Dallas, where Pittsburgh has lost two of its last three games. . . Former Pittsburgh defenseman Alex Goligoski is 0-1-1 in four career games against the Penguins. . . The Penguins and Stars have never had a shootout here in Pittsburgh; the only game between them that went beyond regulation here was a 2-2 tie on March 16, 1999.

THE PENGUINS

Pittsburgh’s last game was Saturday night in Toronto, and the four-day break that followed was the Penguins’ longest of the season outside of the NHL All-Star break Jan. 22-26. . .

Since the start of the 2007-08 campaign, the Penguins are 10-4-3 in their first game back after a break of four days or more; however, they are 2-4-1 in their last seven such games. One of those two wins came against Dallas here on Nov. 11, 2011 (3-1). . . This game begins a three-game homestand that also includes games against the New York Islanders on Saturday and the Philadelphia Flyers next Wednesday. . .

When this season began, Steve Downie was poised to become the 75th player to skate for both the Flyers and Penguins. . . Pittsburgh is one of only three teams to open the season by playing seven of their first

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10 games at home. Los Angeles and Edmonton are the others . . . This is the second straight season but only the third ever in which Pittsburgh plays seven of its first 10 games at home. The Penguins went 5-2-0 last season in those seven home games and 3-3-1 in 2007-08. . .

Thomas Greiss and Christian Ehrhoff are the fourth and fifth German-born players to dress for the Penguins, joining Randy Gilhen, Sven Butenschon and Marcel Goc. Heading into this season, only 35 German-born players had skated in the NHL, and among those only six players had played more games than Ehrhoff (692). . . Winger Craig Adams began the season with a streak of playing in 288 straight regular-season games, 25 shy of Ron Schock’s team record of 313 set in 1977. He was also 14 games shy of tying Jordan Staal’s second-longest streak of 302 regular-season games. . . Blake Comeau led the Penguins in pre-season scoring with four points as the team finished exhibition play with a 3-3-0 record.

Pittsburgh won three of its last four pre-season games before opening the season one week ago here against Anaheim. . . Sutter and Oskar Sundqvist scored two goals each to lead the Penguins in that department in exhibition play. . . Both forward Beau Bennett and defenseman Robert Bortuzzo began the season on the IR.

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NHL STANDINGS 2013.14 Final Regular Season Standings

EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC

GP

W

BOSTON

82 54 19 9 117 261 177 31-7-3 23-12-6 5-2-3

TAMPA BAY

82

MONTREAL

82 46 28

8 100 215 204 23-13-5 23-15-3 7-2-1

DETROIT

82 39 28

15 93 222 230 18-13-10 21-15-5 6-3-1

OTTAWA

82 37 31 14 88 236 265 18-17-6 19-14-8 8-2-0

TORONTO

82 38 36

8 84 231 256 24-16-1 14-20-7 2-8-0

FLORIDA

82 29 45

8 66 196 268 16-20-5 13-25-3 3-7-0

BUFFALO

82 21 51 10 52 157 248 13-21-7 8-30-3 1-7-0

METROPOLITAN

GP

PITTSBURGH

82 51 24 7 109 249 207 28-9-4 23-15-3 5-3-2

NY RANGERS

82

PHILADELPHIA

82 42 30 10 94 236 235 24-14-3 18-16-7 4-3-3

COLUMBUS

82 43 32

WASHINGTON

82 38 30 14 90 235 240 21-13-7 17-17-7 4-3-3

NEW JERSEY

82

CAROLINA

82 36 35 11 83 207 230 18-17-6 18-18-5 5-3-2

NY ISLANDERS

82

46

W

45

35 34

L

27

L

31

29

OTL

9

OTL

6

PTS

101

PTS

96

GF

240

GF

218

GA

215

GA

193

HOME

25-10-6

HOME

20-17-4

ROAD

21-17-3

ROAD

25-14-2

LAST 10

7-3-0

LAST 10

6-2-2

7 93 231 216 22-15-4 21-17-3 6-3-1 18

88

197

208

21-11-9

14-18-9

4-1-5

37

11

79

225

267

13-19-9

21-18-2

6-2-2

L

OTL

PTS

GF

GA

HOME

ROAD

LAST 10

WESTERN CONFERENCE

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CENTRAL

GP

W

COLORADO

82 52 22

8 112 250 220 26-11-4 26-11-4 7-1-2

ST. LOUIS

82

7

CHICAGO

82 46 21 15 107 267 220 27-7-7 19-14-8 5-5-0

MINNESOTA

82 43 27 12 98 207 206 26-10-5 17-17-7 6-3-1

DALLAS

82 40 31 11 91 235 228 23-11-7 17-20-4 6-4-0

NASHVILLE

82 38 32 12 88 216 242 19-17-5 19-15-7 7-1-2

WINNIPEG

82 37 35 10 84 227 237 18-17-6 19-18-4 5-4-1

PACIFIC

GP

ANAHEIM

82 54 20 8 116 266 209 29-8-4 25-12-4 7-2-1

SAN JOSE

82

51

22

9

111

249

200

29-7-5

22-15-4

5-4-1

LOS ANGELES

82

46

28

8

100

206

174

23-14-4

23-14-4

5-3-2

ARIZONA

82 37 30 15 89 216 231 22-14-5 15-16-10 3-4-0

VANCOUVER

82 36 35 11 83 196 223 20-15-6 16-20-5 4-5-1

CALGARY

82 35 40

7 77 209 241 19-19-3 16-21-4 5-5-0

EDMONTON

82 29 44

9 67 203 270 16-22-3 13-22-6 4-6-0

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W

23

L

OTL

111

PTS

248

GF

191

GA

28-9-4

HOME

24-14-3

ROAD

3-7-0

LAST 10

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LEAGUE LEADERS 2013.14 Final Regular Season Stats

POINTS RNK NAME

GP G A PTS +/- PIM SOG SPCT PPG PPA SHG SHA

1

Sidney Crosby, PIT

80

36 68 104

18

46

259

13.9

11

27

0

0

2

Ryan Getzlaf, ANA

77

31 56

28

31

204

15.2

5

18

0

0

87

3 Claude Giroux, PHI

82 28 58 86 7 46 223 12.6 7 30 0 0

4

Tyler Seguin, DAL

80

37 47

84

16

18

294

12.6

11

14

0

0

5

Corey Perry, ANA

81

43 39

82

32

65

280

15.4

8

10

0

0

GOALS RNK NAME

GP G A PTS +/- PIM SOG SPCT PPG PPA SHG SHA

1

Alex Ovechkin, WSH

78

51 28

79

-35

48

386

13.2

24

15

0

1

2

Corey Perry, ANA

81

43 39

82

32

65

280

15.4

8

10

0

0

3

Joe Pavelski, SJS

82

41 38

79

23

32

225

18.2

16

15

1

1

4

Max Pacioretty, MTL

73

39 21

60

8

35

270

14.4

10

7

1

0

5

Phil Kessel, TOR

82

37 43

80

-5

27

305

12.1

8

12

0

0

ASSISTS RNK NAME

GP G A PTS +/- PIM SOG SPCT PPG PPA SHG SHA

1

Sidney Crosby, PIT

80

36 68 104

18

46

259

13.9

11

27

0

2

Joe Thorton, SJS

82

11 65

76

20

32

122

9.0

2

17

0

1

3

Nicklas Backstrom, WSH

82

18 61

79

-20

54

196

9.2

6

38

1

0

0

4 Claude Giroux, PHI

82 28 58 86 7 46 223 12.6 7 30 0 0

5

77

Ryan Getzlaf, ANA

31 56

87

28

31

204

15.2

5

18

0

0

POWER-PLAY GOALS RNK NAME

GP G A PTS +/- PIM SOG SPCT PPG PPA SHG SHA

1

Alex Ovechkin, WSH

78

51 28

79

-35

48

386

13.2

24

15

0

2

Joe Pavelski, SJS

82

41 38

79

23

32

225

18.2

16

15

1

1

3

Wayne Simmonds, PHI

82

29 31

60

-4

106

209

13.9

15

9

0

0

4

Zach Parise, MIN

67

29 27

56

10

30

245

11.8

14

6

1

0

5

Chris Kunitz, PIT

78

35 33

68

25

66

218

16.1

13

9

0

0

1

PLUS/MINUS

16

RNK NAME

GP G A PTS +/- PIM SOG SPCT PPG PPA SHG SHA

1

David Krejci, BOS

80

19 50

69

39

28

169

11.2

3

16

0

0

2

Patrice Bergeron, BOS

80

30 32

62

38

43

243

12.3

7

4

1

3

3

Brad Marchand, BOS

82

25 28

53

36

64

149

16.8

1

1

5

0

4

Anze Kopitar, LAK

82

29 41

70

34

24

200

14.5

10

13

0

0

Jarome Iginla, BOS

78

30 31

61

34

47

209

14.4

4

10

0

0

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NHL CRITICAL

DATES

CRITCAL DATES

As of 09.30.14

SEPTEMBER 11 18 21 24 25 30

Rookie camps open Training camps open Preseason schedule begins Kraft Hockeyville: Arizona Coyotes at Calgary Flames (Sylvan Lake, Alta.)

CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game (Buffalo, N.Y.) NHL Board of Governors Meeting (New York, N.Y.)

OCTOBER 7 8

Opening day playing rosters set (5:00 p.m. ET) Opening night – Regular Season begins 2014 Molson Canadian NHL Face-Off™ (Toronto, Ont.) Kings raise Stanley Cup banner: San Jose Sharks at Los Angeles Kings 11 NHL Game Night (all teams in action) 20 – Nov. 17 Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness Month

NOVEMBER 14 17

18 26 28

Hockey Hall of Fame Game: Pittsburgh Penguins at Toronto Maple Leafs (Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ont.) Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony (Toronto, Ont.) Inductees: Rob Blake, Peter Forsberg, Dominik Hasek, Mike Modano (Player category); Pat Burns (Builder category), Bill McCreary (Referee/Linesman category); Media honorees: Kevin Allen, Pat Foley.

General Managers’ Meeting (Toronto, Ont.) NHL Founders Day (1917) – 9 games on schedule 2014 Discover NHL Thanksgiving Showdown™: New York Rangers at Philadelphia Flyers (1:00 p.m. ET)

DECEMBER 1 4

8-9 19-27

24-26 26 – Jan. 5

Signing deadline for Group 2 free agents (5:00 p.m. ET) U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame induction & Celebration of Lester Patrick (Minn/St. Paul, Minn.). Inductees: Karyn Bye Dietz, Brian Rafalski, Jeff Sauer, Lou Vairo.

NHL Board of Governors Meeting (Boca Raton, Fla.) Holiday roster freeze in effect: For all players on an NHL active roster, injured reserve, or with non-roster and injured non-roster status as of midnight (local time) Dec. 19, a roster freeze shall apply through midnight (local time) Dec. 27, with respect to waivers, trades and loans, subject to the exceptions provided for in CBA Article 16.5 (d).

Holiday break (no scheduled practices – dressing rooms closed) IIHF World Junior Championship (Montreal, Que. & Toronto, Ont.)

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JANUARY 1

CRITCAL DATES

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2015 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic®: Chicago Blackhawks at Washington Capitals (Nationals Park, Washington, D.C.) USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game (Dubuque, Iowa) CCM/ECHL All-Star Classic (Orlando, Fla.) CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game (St. Catharines, Ont.) NHL All-Star Break (no games played) No scheduled practices – dressing rooms closed NHL All-Star Skills Competition™ (Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio) 60th NHL All-Star Game (Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio) NHL Regular Season resumes

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FEBRUARY 1 14 21 20-22

Hockey is for Everyone Month begins Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada (host: Halifax, N.S.) 2015 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series™: Los Angeles Kings at San Jose Sharks (Levi’s® Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif.)

8th Annual Hockey Weekend Across America presented by CCM (USA Hockey)

MARCH 2

Trade deadline (3:00 p.m. ET)

APRIL 9-11 11 15 16-26

NCAA Frozen Four (TD Garden, Boston, Mass.)

Last day of regular season (all teams in action) Stanley Cup Playoffs begin IIHF Under-18 World Championship (Zug and Lucerne, Switzerland)

MAY 1-17 IIHF World Championship (Prague and Ostrava, Czech Republic) 21-31 CHL Memorial Cup (Quebec City, Que.) 31 – June 6 NHL Combine (Buffalo, N.Y.)

JUNE 20 TBA 26-27

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Now that they’ve gotten their 2014-15 debut out of the way, the Penguins can turn their attention to developing into the type of team they aspire to be this season.

In the early going it’ll be about working on consistency, cohesion and chemistry on many levels, about absorbing new concepts individually and collectively.

Here’s what the Penguins have been saying about some of the details of transition they’ll be dealing with in the early going: Sidney Crosby on adjusting to new head coach Mike Johnston’s system: “You don’t really have to think that much.

You don’t want to think out there. It’s just a matter of kind trusting where you need to go and just get used to things.

“When you’re on the puck or chasing a loose puck or a guy, that’s hockey. When you have to sit back and take things in or read a play, sometimes you don’t know what’s behind you. You have to make sure that you’re not caught in no-man’s land with a continued on page 24

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guy open behind you. For those in-between areas where you’re not really chasing it but you’re not necessarily with a guy, it’s really either skating to open ice and taking a guy or backing off and playing it safe. It’s just knowing when to do that and I think that just comes with playing games.”

Johnston on continuing to implement his desired style of play: “There are always a couple of things that are different than maybe what they’ve done before whether they come from a new team or they’ve been with this team. It’s making sure that you’re clear on the details of those things that are different so that they understand them.

“You can show them live action [from games] and really illustrate it to them so it’s much different learning when you’re watching video than it is on the [dry-erase] board.”

Crosby on killing penalties: “Yeah, I’d like to. We have some guys who have done a really good job at doing that. But I think definitely if you can get out there later on in the penalty kill, the other team might be a little tired at the end of the power play and you can create offense. Obviously, your first job is to kill it but there are some opportunities sometimes where you can create offense, too.”

Crosby on the power play: “The There are always a couple personnel is a little different but other of things that are different than that everything than maybe what they’ve done is pretty much before whether they come from the same.”

Patric Hornqvist a new team or they’ve been with on playing with this team. It’s making sure that Crosby when such you’re clear on the details of opportunities arise: “I’m going to play those things that are different so the same way I always that they understand them. play. I’m gonna try Mike Johnston to go hard to the net and create some space for my teammates and give the team energy. I’m not going to change because I’m playing with Sid but obviously you need to be aware because he can make things happen from nothing. So you need to be ready all the time when he has the puck.” continued on page 26

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Johnston on zone-entry protocols: “We don’t have any rules by players. It’s a guideline that when you’re challenged and you don’t have a play you work the space behind [the defense]. If you’re being checked you put the puck to the space behind. It’s not a dump-in into the corner, we’re working in space. It’s much like you see in soccer a lot, a concept of you work the space behind, you fill the space behind and you support to that area.

“It’s two things, No. 1 if you can make the play you make it quick. No. 2, if you’re being challenged, if you run out of options, you run out of ice you make the space-behind play. And the most important thing is we have guys moving to that space. It’s a skating game off the puck.”

Steve Downie on assimilating with the Penguins: “This is a great [locker] room. They have a veteran core here that’s unbelievable, very welcoming. It’s just fun to be a part of and it’s a good organization to be a part of. I’m having a lot of fun right now.”

Kris Letang on playing with Christian Ehrhoff: “I think he’s really a smart player with the puck, really comes under control. It’s fun to see how he reads me already and knows what kind of player I am.

“We complement each other, when one goes the other one stays back. We know pretty much what we’re thinking out there.

It’s always easier when it’s kind of the same type of player. He likes to play the puck, likes to shoot. He kind of understands the way I play and I understand the same thing [about Ehrhoff].”

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MARIO LEMIEUX CO-OWNER/CHAIRMAN

Mario Lemieux, one of the most respected figures in National Hockey League history, is in his 16th season as co-owner and chairman of the board of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Under the leadership of Lemieux and co-owner Ron Burkle, the Penguins have become one of the premier franchises in the NHL and in all of sports, leading the way in fan relations, youth marketing, community outreach and innovative technology while consistently putting a winning product on the ice — including eight straight playoff appearances, three conference finals appearances in the past seven years and a Stanley Cup championship in 2009.

Known as Le Magnifique, Lemieux was one of the greatest players in NHL history from 1984-97 and 2000-06, winning six league scoring titles, three MVP awards and two Conn Smythe Trophies in addition to two Stanley Cups.

A gifted 6-foot-4 centerman, he dominated play for parts of three decades despite a relentless series of medical setbacks, including multiple back surgeries and a battle with Hodgkin’s disease. He retired in 2006 as the No. 7 all-time scorer in NHL history with 1,723 points. He also ranked eighth all-time in goals (690) and 10th in assists (1,033).

After retiring as a player in 1997, he put together an ownership group to buy the Penguins out of bankruptcy in September, 1999 and then returned to the ice on Dec. 27, 2000 — becoming the first player-owner of the modern era.

In addition to his legendary hockey accomplishments, he continues to oversee the Mario Lemieux Foundation for cancer research and neo-natal research and hosts its annual golf tournament, which has raised more than $9 million for charity.

More information is available at mariolemieux.org.

Mario and his wife, Nathalie, and their four children live in Sewickley.

For full bios, please visit pittsburghpenguins.com.

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RON BURKLE CO-OWNER

Ron Burkle, one of the preeminent investors in technology, retail, manufacturing and distribution industries, is in his 16th season as co-owner of the Penguins.

He teamed with Mario Lemieux to buy the team out of bankruptcy in September, 1999, and together they have become one of the outstanding ownership tandems in professional sports.

Among Burkle’s many significant contributions to the Penguins was his essential role in negotiations for a new arena. CONSOL Energy Center is considered one of the finest indoor facilities in North America and has attracted many national-level events to Pittsburgh. Under the leadership of Lemieux and Burkle, the Penguins have sold out every game for seven-plus seasons.

Burkle founded the Yucaipa Companies in 1986 and has served as Chairman of the Board and controlling shareholder of numerous companies, including Alliance Entertainment, Golden State Foods, Dominick’s, Fred Meyer, Ralphs and Food4Less.

Ron is Co-Chairman of the Burkle Center for International Relations at UCLA and is broadly involved in the community. He is a trustee of the Carter Center, the National Urban League, Frank Lloyd Wright Conservancy and AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA). Ron was the Founder and Chairman of the Ralph’s/ Food4Less Foundation and the Fred Meyer Inc. Foundation. He was a member of the board of Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: OXY), KB Home (NYSE: KBH), Kaufman & Broad S.A. (Euronext: KOF), Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO), the J. Paul Getty Trust, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Music Center and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. He has received numerous honors and awards, including the AFL-CIO’s Murray Green Meany Kirkland Community Service Award, the Los Angeles County Federation Man of the Year, the Los Angeles County Boy Scouts Jimmy Stewart Person of the Year Award and the APLA Commitment to Life Award.

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DAVID MOREHOUSE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER & PRESIDENT

David Morehouse is Chief Executive Officer and President of the Penguins, overseeing every aspect of the team’s operations.

Since Morehouse was named President in April, 2007, the Penguins have reshaped their image and strategic vision with an emphasis on branding, fan relations, youth marketing, community interaction, corporate outreach and innovative technology.

He was given the additional responsibilities of Chief Executive Officer in September, 2010. He reports directly to co-owners Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle.

An emphasis on branding and marketing, coupled with the team’s success on the ice, has enabled the Penguins to lead all U.S.-based NHL teams in local television ratings for five straight seasons. In 2012-13, the Penguins’ rating of 12.66 was the highest achieved by any U.S.-based NHL, NBA or MLB team on a regional sports network since 2002. Keeping with that trend, the Penguins rank among the NHL leaders in website traffic and Twitter followers while continually setting new standards for merchandise sales.

Youth hockey participation also is on the rise — in part because of the organization’s support for efforts such as Sidney Crosby’s Little Penguins Learn to Play program, which distributes free head-to-toe hockey equipment, including skates, to 1,000 kids ages 5-7 each year.

The Pittsburgh native joined the Penguins in 2004 as Senior Consultant on the new arena project following a career in national politics that included stints at the White House, Pentagon and on Capitol Hill as well as key roles in two Presidential campaigns.

He and his wife, Vanessa, have four children and live in Sewickley Heights.

For full bios, please visit pittsburghpenguins.com.

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JIM RUTHERFORD

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER

Jim Rutherford is in his first season as the Penguins GM after being hired on June 6, 2014.

Rutherford spent the previous 20 years as GM of the Carolina Hurricanes/Hartford Whalers franchise from 1994-2014 where he was a key architect of the Hurricanes’ 2006 Stanley Cup championship squad and their 2002 Stanley Cup finalist team.

In addition to his general manager duties, he also served 20 years as president of Carolina/Hartford, taking the post in 1994.

In his role as president/GM, Rutherford oversaw operations on both the hockey and business sides of the organization. He helped spearhead the efforts to bring the 2004 NHL Draft and 2011 NHL All-Star Game to Raleigh.

Over the course of his executive career, Rutherford has won multiple awards, including The Hockey News ‘Executive of the Year’ in 2002 and ’06. Additionally, he was voted by his NHL general management peers as Sporting News ‘Executive of the Year’ in 2006.

Before his 20 years in the NHL, Rutherford was recognized as the 1987 Canadian Hockey League (CHL) ‘Executive of the Year’, and the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) ‘Executive of the Year’ in back-to-back years with the Windsor Spitfires in 1987 and ’88. He oversaw a Spitfires team that won the OHL championship in 1988 and earned a berth in the Memorial Cup. In addition to his time with Hartford/Carolina, Rutherford also spent over 30 years working with Compuware Sports Corporation, overseeing the purchase of Windsor in 1984 and bringing the first American-based OHL franchise to Detroit in 1989.

Rutherford played 13 years as a goaltender in the NHL, appearing in 457 career NHL games with Pittsburgh, Toronto, Los Angeles and Detroit. Selected by the Detroit Red Wings in the first round (10th overall) in the 1969 NHL Draft, he represented Canada at the 1977 and ’79 World Championships.

For full bios, please visit pittsburghpenguins.com.

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JASON BOTTERILL ASSOCIATE GENERAL MANAGER

Jason Botterill is in his first season as associate general manager after being promoted from assistant general manager on June 6, 2014.

As associate GM, Botterill assists GM Jim Rutherford on all hockey-related matters, including scouting, player development and contract negotiations. He also serves as GM of the Penguins’ top minorleague affiliate, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the American Hockey League (AHL). The WBS Penguins have made the playoffs all five years he has overseen the team, including back-to-back berths in the Eastern Conference Final (2013 and ‘14).

Prior to his promotion, Botterill, 38, spent the previous five years as the Penguins assistant GM from 2009-14, and the two years prior to that as the team’s director of hockey administration beginning in 2007-08 where he was a key architect of the Penguins’ 2009 Stanley Cup championship team.

Before joining the Penguins, Botterill worked for NHL Central Registry and as a scout for the Dallas Stars.

Botterill was drafted by the Dallas Stars in the first round (20th overall) in 1994 NHL Draft and played in 88 NHL games for Dallas, Atlanta, Calgary and Buffalo before his career was cut short due to injury. He also suited up for 393 career minorleague games in the American and International Hockey Leagues, tallying 257 career points.

A native of Edmonton who grew up in Winnipeg, Botterill played four years of college hockey at the University of Michigan and helped lead the Wolverines to an NCAA title in 1996.

Botterill represented Canada in three straight World Junior Championships from 1994-96, winning gold medals all three years. During the ’94 and ’95 WJCs, Botterill was coached by current Penguins head coach Mike Johnston.

Following his playing career, he received his MBA from his alma mater, the University of Michigan.

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Tom Fitzgerald is in his first season as assistant general manager after spending the previous five seasons as the Penguins assistant to the GM from 2009-14.

Fitzgerald’s duties include monitoring Penguins’ prospects playing in college, junior hockey, Europe and with the club’s American Hockey League affiliate Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. Additionally, he advises GM Jim Rutherford on all personnel decisions.

Fitzgerald was named interim assistant coach of the Penguins on Feb. 15, 2009 and helped the club win its third Stanley Cup championship four months later. He began his executive career as the Penguins player development coach in 2007-08.

Drafted in the first round (17th overall) by the New York Islanders in the 1986 NHL Draft, Fitzgerald played 17 seasons in the NHL, appearing in 1,097 career games where he recorded 329 career points (139G-190A).

He has represented his country nationally three times — once with Team USA at the 1987 World Junior Championship and twice in the World Championships (1989, ’91).

BILL GUERIN ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Bill Guerin is in his first season as assistant general manager after serving as Pittsburgh’s player development coach from 2011-14.

Guerin’s responsibilities as assistant general manager include serving as a liaison between the players and management. As the Penguins player development coach, Guerin was instrumental in helping develop the Penguins’ minor league, junior and college prospects.

Originally drafted by New Jersey in the first round (5th overall) of the 1989 NHL Draft, Guerin won two Stanley Cups (Pittsburgh, 2009; New Jersey, 1995) and spent 18 seasons in the NHL — including his final two with the Penguins. Guerin’s leadership and on-ice performance after being acquired at the NHL trade deadline was a key in Pittsburgh’s ’09 title.

Guerin, a four-time NHL All-Star, tallied 429 career goals and 856 points in 1,263 career NHL games, including five 30-goal and two 40-goal seasons. He was elected to the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in 2013.

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JASON KARMANOS VICE PRESIDENT OF HOCKEY OPERATIONS

Jason Karmanos is in his first season as the vice president of hockey operations after being named to his current position on June 12, 2014.

Karmanos assists GM Jim Rutherford in all aspects of hockey operations.

Before joining Pittsburgh, Karmanos spent 15 years as an executive for the Carolina Hurricanes from 1998-2013, serving various roles with Carolina, including executive director of hockey operations and vice president/assistant general manager under current Penguins GM Jim Rutherford.

Karmanos played four years of college hockey at Harvard University from 1992-96, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors.

At Harvard, Karmanos was teammates with current Penguins forward Craig Adams.

After graduating, Karmanos attended training camp with the Penguins in 1996 and played pro hockey for two seasons before his career was cut short due to an eye injury.

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Mike Johnston is in his first season as head coach of the Penguins after being named to his position on June 25, 2014.

Johnson had spent the past six years as the general manager/head coach of the Portland Winterhawks of the Western Hockey League (WHL) from 2008-13, where he helped turn Portland into a Canadian Hockey League powerhouse and perennial contender.

Under Johnston’s guidance, Portland made four straight WHL Championship berths (2010-14), winning the WHL championship and earning a Memorial Cup berth in 2012-13. During that time his team won four straight conference championships.

Johnston’s teams are known for their offensive prowess — during his six seasons with Portland, his team’s goals for total rose each year from 176 in 2008-09 to a league-leading 338 in ‘13-14.

Johnston also served two NHL stints as assistant/associate coach of the Vancouver Canucks (1999-06) and associate coach of the Los Angeles Kings (2006-08). With Johnston’s help, Vancouver made four straight trips to the postseason and won the Northwest Division crown in 2003-04.

He has represented his country multiple times internationally, including serving as assistant coach of Canada’s 1998 Olympic Team.

As an assistant/associate coach for Team Canada, he has won five medals (2 gold; 2 silver; 1 bronze) at the World Championships and two gold medals at the World Junior Championships. Among the players he has coached with Canada are Jonathan Toews, Ryan Getzlaf, Chris Kunitz, Martin Brodeur, Jarome Iginla, Rob Blake and Martin St. Louis.

Johnston has authored three books with former NHL player Ryan Walter: “Simply the Best: Insights and Strategies from Great Hockey Coaches”, “Simply the Best: Players on Performance” and “Hockey Plays and Strategies”.

He played college hockey at Brandon University in Manitoba and Acadia University in Nova Scotia and has a Master’s Degree in coaching science from Acadia University.

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RICK TOCCHET ASSISTANT COACH

Rick Tocchet is in his first season as an assistant coach of the Penguins.

Tocchet was hired as an assistant coach by Tampa Bay in July, 2008 and was elevated to interim head coach on Nov. 14 of that year. He was named head coach following the ‘08-09 season, where he remained in that position until 2010.

Tocchet began his coaching career as an assistant with the Colorado Avalanche for two years (2002-04) before spending one season (‘05-06) with the Phoenix Coyotes.

A veteran of 18 NHL seasons, including parts of three seasons with the Penguins from 1992-94, Tocchet won a Stanley Cup championship with Pittsburgh in 1992. The 4-time NHL All-Star (1989, ‘90, ‘91, ‘93) played 1,144 career NHL games and totaled 440 goals, 952 points and 2,972 penalty minutes in his NHL career. Tocchet was originally drafted by Philadelphia in the sixth round (125th overall) of the 1983 NHL Draft.

GARY AGNEW ASSISTANT COACH

Gary Agnew is in his first season as an assistant coach with the Penguins.

Prior to joining Pittsburgh, Agnew was an assistant coach for the St. Louis Blues for two seasons from 2012-14, helping the Blues win the fifth-most games in the NHL during that span (81).

Agnew spent four years as an assistant coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets from 2006-10, where he helped the Blue Jackets earn a postseason berth for the first time in franchise history in 2008-09.

As head coach of the American Hockey League’s Syracuse Crunch from 2000-06, Agnew won a franchise-record 220 games, and he led Syracuse to its first-ever division title in 2001-02.

He also has 14 years of coaching experience in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), including 11 as a head coach. He has won over 350 career OHL games with London (1989-94, ‘97-00), Kingston (1994-97) and Oshawa (2011-12). Agnew was named OHL Coach of the Year twice — in 1993 and ’98.

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MIKE BALES GOALTENDING COACH

Mike Bales is in his second season as the Penguins goaltending coach after serving the previous two seasons as the team’s goaltending development coach from 2011-13.

Under his guidance, Marc-Andre Fleury won 39 games in 2013-14 and tied his career high by recording five shutouts. Bales was also key to Jeff Zatkoff’s development in his first NHL season where he posted a 12-6-2 record, 2.61 GAA and .912 save percentage.

Bales, a native of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, spent 18 seasons playing professionally from 1992-2010, including stints in the NHL with Boston and Ottawa. Bales also saw action with teams in the AHL, IHL, Germany, Sweden and Northern Ireland. He was drafted by the Boston Bruins in the fifth round (105th overall) of the 1990 NHL Draft.

Before turning pro, Bales played three collegiate seasons with Ohio State University of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) from 1989-92.

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TRAVIS WILLIAMS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Travis Williams is in his fourth season as Chief Operating Officer of the Penguins, overseeing finance, legal affairs, technology, business development and arena operations while reporting directly to CEO/President David Morehouse.

Williams joined the Penguins in 2008 as Senior Vice President of Business Affairs/General Counsel and oversaw the construction and development of CONSOL Energy Center — bringing the project to completion on time and under budget.

He is the organization’s liaison with building manager AEG Facilities and works closely with AEG on all arena-related events and initiatives. In recent years, CONSOL Energy Center has hosted such national events as the 2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball Second and Third Rounds, the 2012 NHL Draft, the 2013 NCAA Frozen Four and the 2014 U.S. Gymnastics Championships.

Williams also is the Penguins’ point man on the development of the former Civic Arena site and the construction of the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry.

Williams graduated from Penn State University and received a Juris Doctorate from Duquesne University, summa cum laude. He lives in Nevillewood with his wife, Nichole, and six children.

DAVID PEART SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, SALES

David Peart is in his fifth full season as Senior Vice President of Sales and Service, overseeing all local revenue generating departments for the team including business partnerships, corporate sales, premium seating, ticket sales, broadcasting, and concession and merchandise sales strategy.

Under his direction, the Penguins created the team’s Founding Partner Program at CONSOL Energy Center and launched one of the most comprehensive fan engagement initiatives in sports. In 2014, Peart was awarded the InStadium Experience Innovation Award presented by Sports and Entertainment Alliance in Technology for his work with the Penguins’ PensPoints loyalty program.

Peart has held senior-level positions with the San Francisco 49ers, Houston Texans, Dallas Stars and Texas Rangers. The Kennedy Township native is a graduate of Point Park University, where he is a member of the Board of Trustees. He and his wife, Julie, have two children.

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3 FOR $5 During the 2013-2014 Penguins season, 10 FOR $10 the Foundation donated more than $786,000 to over 60 local 501c3 charities 40 FOR $20 with the funds raised from the 50/50 RAFFLE. A list of these charities can be found on the Foundation website at pittsburghpenguinsfoundation.org.

The grant application is available online and grants will be accepted throughout the Penguins regular season. All of the 501c3 charities share the Foundation’s vision to promote physical well-being, encourage teamwork, stress the value of education, and provide essential life skills to young people in our community through hockey and other activities.

Find mobile ticket sellers in green aprons on any concourse or stop by one of our seven 50/50 kiosks for your chance to win BIG! Tickets are sold from the time gates open until the end of the second intermission. The winner is randomly selected and announced during the third period.

LOCATIONS

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One of the most unique broadcasters in professional sports, Mike Lange is calling games in his 40th season with the Penguins, handling radio play-by-play on the club’s flagship station, 105.9 FM The X and the Penguins Radio Network.

Known for his creative and colorful style, including trademark phrases such as “Buy Sam A Drink And Get His Dog One, Too,” Lange was awarded the Foster Hewitt award by the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2001.

Lange’s relationship with the Penguins began in 1974-75, when he broke into the NHL as a radio play-by-play man. He left for one season, but returned in 1976-77 and has been a fixture on the Penguins’ scene ever since.

Lange did radio exclusively until 1979, when games were simulcast on radio and TV. He served as the television voice of the Penguins through 2005-06, before returning to the radio booth in 2006-07.

A native of Sacramento, California, Lange earned a degree in broadcasting from Sacramento State University before starting his career as the voice of the Phoenix Roadrunners (WHL) in 1970. He also served as the play-by-play voice of the San Diego Gulls (WHL) in 1973-74 before joining the Penguins. In addition to his tenure with the Penguins, Lange handled play-by-play duties for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1986-87. A well-known member of the Pittsburgh community, Lange makes numerous personal appearances throughout the year and is actively involved in charity work.

PHIL BOURQUE

PENGUINS RADIO NETWORK COLOR ANALYST

Two-time Stanley Cup Champion Phil Bourque is in his 12th season on the Penguins broadcast team, serving as color commentator alongside Mike Lange.

A gritty winger/defenseman, Bourque was signed by Pittsburgh as a free agent in 1982, and went on to record 164 points (75G-89A) in 344 regular-season games with the Penguins between 1983 and 1992. For his career he totaled 199 points (88G-111A) in 477 games with the Penguins, New York Rangers and Ottawa.

Since retiring from professional hockey in 2000, Bourque has cohosted Penguins pre- and post-game shows on the Penguins Radio Network and worked as a contributor for ROOT SPORTS’ coverage of Penguins hockey.

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BOB GROVE

STUDIO HOST — PENGUINS RADIO NETWORK

After a 17-year career as the Penguins beat writer for the Washington Observer-Reporter, Bob Grove joined the team’s radio broadcasts in 1998 as a frequent studio host/co-host and is now in his seventh season as full-time host of the pre- and post-game broadcasts and intermissions on the Penguins Hockey Network.

Grove wrote Pittsburgh Penguins: The Official History of the First 30 Years in 1997 and has contributed game notes to GOAL Magazine inserts or IceTime programs for every Pittsburgh home game since 1986.

He was also a contributor to the second edition of Total Hockey and to The Game I’ll Never Forget. He is a senior writer covering hockey for the Pittsburgh Sports Report and also hosts Bob Grove’s Hot Stove on Penguins Radio 24/7.

STEVE KOLBE

PENGUINS RADIO 24/7 HOST— PENGUINS RADIO NETWORK

Steve Kolbe enters his second season with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Kolbe spent 14 seasons (1997-2011) as the play-by-play broadcaster for the Washington Capitals, broadcasting over 1100 games. His voice has been heard internationally on the NHL Network, XM Radio, NHL Radio, and ESPN. Kolbe broadcast the Stanley Cup Finals in 1998 and the NHL Winter Classic in 2011, and he was featured on the NHL Network’s documentary Voices in 2008.

A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Kolbe has over 25 years of broadcasting experience, and most recently has been a co-host of the Mid-Atlantic Sports Report on MASN (Mid Atlantic Sports Network) as well as talk show host for Major League Baseball coverage and NHL insider on CBS Radio 105.7 in Baltimore.

Kolbe is a 1989 graduate of Michigan State University and earned a B.A. in telecommunications.

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3

4

ROB

7

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GREISS

MAATTA

SCUDERI

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GOALTENDER HT: 6-1 • WT: 220

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16

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STEVE

23

CRAIG

27

SUTTER

COMEAU

DOWNIE

ADAMS

CENTER HT: 6-3 • WT: 190

LEFT WING HT: 6-1 • WT: 202

RIGHT WING HT: 5-11 • WT: 191

RING WING HT: 6-0 • WT: 200

29

MARC-ANDRE

66

OLLI

ROBERT

41

KASPERI

42

SIMON

47

FLEURY

BORTUZZO

KAPANEN

DESPRES

GOALTENDER HT: 6-2 • WT: 180

DEFENSEMAN HT: 6-4 • WT: 215

RIGHT WING HT: 6-0 • WT: 178

DEFENSEMAN HT: 6-4 • WT: 214

Rated

DERRICK

51

POULIOT DEFENSEMAN HT: 6-0 • WT: 208

KRIS

58

MARCEL

57

GOC

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EVGENI

LETANG

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BY THE NUMBERS 2013.14 Final Regular Season Stats

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS PLAYERS

GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA SOG SPCT

Sidney Crosby 80 36 68 104 18 46 11 27 0 0 259 13.9 Evgeni Malkin 60 23 49 72 10 62 7 23 0 0 191 12.0 Chris Kunitz 78 35 33 68 25 66 13 9 0 0 218 16.1 James Neal 59 27 34 61 15 55 11 15 0 0 238 11.3 Jussi Jokinen 81 21 36 57 12 18 6 15 0 0 172 12.2 Matt Niskanen 81 10 36 46 33 51 3 12 0 0 162 6.2 Olli Maatta 78 9 20 29 8 14 3 3 1 0 119 7.6 Brandon Sutter 81 13 13 26 -9 12 2 3 3 0 144 9.0 Kris Letang 37 11 11 22 -8 16 6 6 0 0 108 10.2 Pascal Dupuis 39 7 13 20 6 8 0 0 0 0 97 7.2 Brian Gibbons 41 5 12 17 5 6 1 0 0 1 29 17.2 Paul Martin 39 3 12 15 -4 10 1 8 0 0 54 5.6 Joe Vitale 53 1 13 14 -1 29 0 1 0 0 42 2.4 Brooks Orpik 72 2 11 13 -3 46 0 0 0 0 50 4.0 Tanner Glass 67 4 9 13 -8 90 0 0 0 0 56 7.1 Deryk Engelland 56 6 6 12 -6 58 0 1 0 0 59 10.2 Craig Adams 82 5 6 11 -16 46 0 0 0 0 73 6.8 Lee Stempniak 21 4 7 11 5 4 0 0 0 0 34 11.8 Robert Bortuzzo 54 0 10 10 -3 74 0 0 0 1 50 0.0 Jayson Megna 36 5 4 9 1 6 0 0 0 0 36 13.9 Beau Bennett 21 3 4 7 -2 0 0 0 0 0 27 11.1 Chris Conner 19 4 1 5 -3 2 0 0 0 0 17 23.5 Simon Despres 34 0 5 5 4 26 0 1 0 0 41 0.0 Taylor Pyatt 34 4 0 4 -15 10 1 0 0 0 30 13.3 Rob Scuderi 53 0 4 4 -8 2 0 0 0 0 28 0.0 Chuck Kobasew 33 2 0 2 1 15 0 0 0 0 37 5.4 Marcel Goc 12 0 2 2 E 4 0 0 0 0 12 0.0 Harry Zolnierczyk 13 2 0 2 E 12 0 0 0 0 12 16.7 Andrew Ebbett 9 0 1 1 -4 0 0 0 0 0 9 0.0 Dustin Jeffrey 10 0 1 1 -2 2 0 0 0 0 9 0.0 Brian Dumoulin 6 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0.0 Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblond 1 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 Nick Drazenovic 1 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 0 3 0.0 Zach Sill 20 0 0 0 -4 12 0 0 0 0 14 0.0 Philip Samuelsson 5 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.0 Adam Payerl 2 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 0 4 0.0 TEAM TOTALS

82 242 422 664 45 810 65 124

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NOTES Tonight Dallas

concludes a three-game road trip that began last Saturday in Nashville and continued Tuesday in Columbus.

The Stars return home to host Philadelphia on Saturday. . . Jason Spezza averages 1.19 points/game against the Penguins, third among current players and trailing only Mike Ribeiro (1.22) and Joe Thornton (1.23). . . Former Penguin Sergei Gonchar (ankle) was expected to be out of the lineup tonight. . . Among the new faces for Dallas are G Anders Lindback, F Ales Hemsky and F Patrick Eaves. . . Tyler Seguin (84 points) and Jamie Benn (79) finished fourth and 10th, respectively, in NHL scoring last season.

ROSTER # 4 5 6 10 14 16 17 18 20 21 22 23

PLAYER POS HT WT Brenden Dillon D 6-3 225 Jamie Oleksiak D 6-7 250 Trevor Daley D 5-11 195 Shawn Horcoff C 6-1 205 Jamie Benn LW 6-2 210 Ryan Garbutt LW 6-0 195 Rich Peverley C 5-11 195 Patrick Eaves RW 6-0 200 Cody Eakin C 6-0 190 Antoine Roussel LW 6-0 200 Colton Sceviour C 6-0 200 Kevin Connauton D 6-2 200

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RYAN

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COLTON

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JAMIE

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ANDERS

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CONSOL Energy Center — now in its fifth year of hosting entertainment for every sort of audience — will present more top tours and banner sporting events in the future.

The New Year will bring the Maroon 5 World Tour 2015 and the Second and Third Rounds of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship to CONSOL Energy Center.

The Pittsburgh arena’s reputation for hosting major sporting events will continue.

The Atlantic 10 Conference Men’s Basketball Championship will be contested in CONSOL Energy Center in 2017, the A-10 announced in September.

Bernadette V. McGlade, A-10 Commissioner, says, “The opportunity to rotate our championship within the A-10 footprint is exciting. She adds that CONSOL Energy Center is a state-of-the-art venue with great fan amenities and a successful history of hosting NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship events.

Commenting on the significance of having a facility like CONSOL Energy Center in the community, Craig Davis, President and CEO of VisitPITTSBURGH, says: “Pittsburgh is at the top of its game when it comes to sports, and CONSOL has been the linchpin for our success in attracting national events such as USA Gymnastics P&G Championships, NCAA Men’s Frozen Four and NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships. Combined with Penguins games and the fact that it is a top-performing concert venue in terms of sales, this building and AEG have been invaluable in terms of providing visibility and economic impact to the Pittsburgh region. “ Davis adds, “Sports events are an ever-growing opportunity within the tourism industry. The market segment is 25 percent of our convention sales team’s bookings. Having CONSOL Energy Center is key to the arsenal of facilities we can offer when bidding on large sporting events in our region.” continued on page 76

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There is no limit

Home of the to the types of Pittsburgh Penguins and entertainment the Pittsburgh Power, and concerts at CONSOL Energy CONSOL Energy Center Center. has annually hosted the Three Rivers Classic of men’s collegiate hockey, the second annual CCM/ USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game in 2013, and the NHL Draft in 2012.

In addition to sporting events, well over 300 performances took place at CONSOL Energy Center in its first four Paul McCartney years of operation.

Leading the eclectic parade of entertainers performing for CONSOL Energy Center audiences, Paul McCartney, the inaugural act on August 18, 2010, sold out his first show so quickly that a second performance was added for the next night.

After winning five Grammy Awards earlier this year, McCartney came back to CONSOL Energy Center in July with his universally acclaimed “Out There” tour and played for another sold-out crowd.

In his most recent appearance, McCartney sang and played his way through his ambitious set list and two encores, performing some 40 songs with dedications to his wife, Nancy, his late wife, Linda, the civil rights demonstrators of the ‘60s, his dad and Ringo Starr for their birthdays that coincided with the concert, as well as John Lennon and George Harrison.

There is no limit to the types of entertainment and concerts appearing on CONSOL Energy Center stages.

Concerts — rock, pop, doo wop, Christian, country and more — have included One Direction, Lady Gaga, Donnie and Marie Osmond, Foo Fighters, Casting Crowns, Katy Perry, Barry Manilow, Black Keys, Carrie Underwood, Drake, the “Justins” — Bieber and Timberlake, Arcade Fire, Wiz Khalifa, Bruno Mars, Usher, Miley Cyrus, Michael Bublé, Andre Rieu, Hillsong United, Josh Groban, TobyMac, New Kids on the Block, Chris Tomlin and Celtic Woman.

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Seger, Elton John, Madonna, Cher, Bon Jovi, Rod Stewart and Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, Van Halen and the Eagles have thrilled local audiences.

Entertainment at CONSOL Energy Center also included something for everyone.

• Joel Osteen and Franklin Graham preached and prayed with CONSOL Energy Center audiences.

• Jeff Dunham, Chelsea Handler, Kevin Hart, Dane Cook and Jeff Foxworthy with Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy made audiences laugh.

• Brides shopped for everything Jon Bon Jovi to make their weddings special and heard Randy Fenoli of TLC’s “Say Yes to the Dress” at the Wedding Clickers bridal show.

• For fans of action, Monster Jam, Nuclear Cowboyz and WWE’s SmackDown, Raw and Royal Rumble have lit up CONSOL Energy Center.

• Children have delighted in performances by Sesame Street Live and Disney on Ice, and children of all ages have thrilled to the animatronic spectaculars, “Walking With Dinosaurs,” and “How to Train Your Dragon,” as well as more than 40 performances by the Shrine Circus and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.

Opening in August 2010, CONSOL Energy Center soon won accolades as a venue for concerts and sports, as well as for its environmentally friendly design and features.

• POLLSTAR, the concert industry’s leading business trade publication, honored Pittsburgh’s state-of-the-art entertainment site with its award for Best New Major Concert Venue in North America, a selection made by leading concert industry executives.

• The Facilities Magazine Prime Site award went to CONSOL Energy Center in 2010-2011 and 2012.

• The home of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Power is the first arena in the NHL and the AFL to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) Gold Certification.

• It was nominated in 2011 for Sports Business Journal’s Sports Facility of the Year, and in the same year Sports Business Journal’s

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6th annual readers’ survey named CONSOL Energy Center the best NHL arena.

• It won the National “Hall of Headlines” award from Venues Today magazine.

• Its Box Office was nominated for “Box Office of the Year” by the International Ticketing Association.

• The Master Builders’ Association (MBA) top prize for Best New Construction in the category over $10 Million was awarded to PJ Dick Incorporated for its role as construction manager on CONSOL Energy Center.

• On the environmental front, CONSOL Energy Center was a nominee for the Sustainability Award at the International Business Awards in Barcelona, Spain in 2011.

• The building won the Green Power: Turn It On! Award from PennFuture.

• CONSOL Energy Center was honored as the most innovative energy efficient glass project in Glass Magazine’s Crystal Achievement Awards.

CONSOL Energy Center claims the most comfortable seating arrangement in the NHL — seats up to 24 inches wide, with an accompanying increase in legroom. The center also provides ADA accessibility, family restrooms and guest services locations on all seating levels, as well as 12 escalators — that’s 10 more than at the Civic Arena.

In addition to entertainment and sporting events, the arena’s main floor, suites, dining facilities and common areas are used for fundraisers and countless private functions.

This year, CONSOL Energy Center hosted the Hillman Cancer Center Gala for the fourth time. It is the venue for the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation’s annual signature fundraisers -- Skates & Plates and the Wine Tasting Gala.

The venue also has hosted the Pens Foundation’s scholarship winners and students attending its Explorer Series, CONSOL Energy’s Community All-Stars recognition programs, and Check Your Heart screenings.

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BY THE NUMBERS 2013.14 Final Regular Season Stats

DALLAS STARS PLAYERS

GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA SOG SPCT

Tyler Seguin

80 37 47 84 16 18 11 14 0

0 294 12.6

Jamie Benn

81 34 45 79 21 64 5 14 1

2 279 12.2

Alex Goligoski

81 6 36 42 9 28 3 12 0 0 141 4.3

Cody Eakin

81 16 19 35 -9 36 3

3

1

Alex Chiasson

79 13 22 35 -21 38 6

7

0

0 144 9.0

Valeri Nichushkin

79 14 20 34 20 8

1

0

0 128 10.9

Ray Whitney

69 9 23 32 -6 14 3 12 0 0 124 7.3

Ryan Garbutt

75 17 15 32 10 106 0

2

0 165 10.3

Rich Peverley

62 7 23 30 -3 15 0 3 1

1 122 5.7

Erik Cole

75 16 13 29 -17 20 3

4

0

0 139 11.5

Antoine Roussel

81 14 15 29 -1 209 0

0

0

2 113 12.4

Trevor Daley

67 9 16 25 10 38 1 3 0

0 107 8.4

Vernon Fiddler

76 6 17 23 3 37 0 1 0

2 109 5.5

Sergei Gonchar

76 2 20 22 -12 20 1 13 0 0 89 2.2

Shawn Horcoff

77 7 13 20 1 52 4 0 1

Jordie Benn

78 3 17 20 16 30 1 1 0

1 91 3.3

Brenden Dillon

80 6 11 17 9 86 0 0 2

0 97 6.2

Colton Sceviour

26 8 4 12 -3 4 2 0 0 0 69 11.6

Kevin Connauton

36 1 7 8 -6 16 0 2 0 0 56 1.8

Stephane Robidas

24 4 1 5 7 12 1 0 0 0 35 11.4

Dustin Jeffrey

24 2 1 3 -2 0 0 0 0 0 21 9.5

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0 161 9.9

0 68 10.3

Lane MacDermid

6 0 2 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 1 0.0

Aaron Rome

25 0 1 1 -6 11 0 0 0 0 15 0.0

Travis Morin

4 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.0

Maxime Fortunus

1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Cameron Gaunce

9 0 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 0 9 0.0

Patrik Nemeth

8 0 0 0 -3 6 0 0 0 0 3 0.0

Chris Mueller

9 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0 8 0.0

Jamie Oleksiak

7 0 0 0 -3 2 0 0 0 0 5 0.0

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82 231 390 621 34 882 46

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Kari Lehtonen

65 33 20 10 3.41 1735 0.919 5 153 1888 0

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Dan Ellis

14 5 6 0 3.04 314 0.900 1 35 349 0

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Tim Thomas

8 2 4 1 2.97 166 0.902 0 18 184 0

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Jack Campbell

1 0 1 0 6.00 41 0.872 0 6 47 0

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Christopher Nilstorp

1 0 0 0 4.56 14 0.824 0 3 17 0

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Accordingly, fans are responsible for their own conduct.

THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED WITH RESPECT TO FAN CONDUCT: Fans are entitled to enjoy the hockey experience free from disruptive or inconsiderate behaviors or unruly actions.

Fans may not interfere with the event and/or athletes in any manner.

Fans shall refrain from using abusive language or obscene gestures.

Fans may not engage in fighting, throwing objects or other behavior deemed detrimental to the experience of other guests and those who engage in any of these actions will immediately be ejected from the game.

Fans are encouraged to report inappropriate behavior to arena staff.

Fans who choose to consume alcohol must do so in a legal and responsible manner.

Intervention with an intoxicated or impaired fan will be handled in a prompt and safe manner.

Fans shall comply with requests from arena staff regarding arena operational and emergency procedures.

Fans may not engage in unauthorized commercial activity while on arena property.

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BEGINS 2014-15 SEASON The 2014-15 season is underway for the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite hockey teams. The organization has been practicing since early August as well as participating in various weekend tournaments and showcases since the beginning of September. The Penguins Elite compete at the AAA level and feature (9) nine boys teams and (5) five girls teams competing at various age divisions.

The kickoff to the season began over Labor Day Weekend when the Penguins Elite hosted 26 teams for their annual Icebreaker tournament presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods. The weekend featured games at both Robert Morris and CONSOL Energy Center.

As of September 29, 2014, the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite have (8) eight teams ranked in the top 25 for their respective age divisions.

Of those eight, five are ranked in the top 10 in country, including the U12 girls’ team which ranked number one in the country. The teams include the following: Midget Minor, Bantam Minor, Pee Wee Major, Pee Wee Minor, Squirt Major, U19 girls, U16 girls and the U12 Girls.

All rankings are according to MyHockeyRankings.com.

The Pittsburgh Penguins Elite Midget and Bantam (boys) and U19, U16, and U14 (girls) aged teams compete in the Tier 1 Elite Hockey League, which is known as the nation’s premier amateur hockey league, featuring 20 organizations from across the country. The younger teams play under an independent schedule in which they organize and schedule their opponents in various tournaments through the fall and winter.

For more information on the Pittsburgh Penguins Elite please visit pittsburghpenguinselite.com.

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FREE GAME FOR KIDS On Saturday, September 27th the Pittsburgh Penguins hosted their annual Free Game for Kids against the Columbus Blue Jackets. This game provides the opportunity to distribute 18,190 tickets to various youth hockey teams and other various organizations around the area. As one of the most exciting events of the year, the CONSOL Energy Center was packed with young and old fans alike to support the Penguins in their efforts to defeat the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-0.

The Penguins reserved 13,818 tickets for local amateur hockey organizations and programs. These groups include the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL), Pennsylvania Amateur Hockey League (PAHL), Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, Little Penguins participants (2013-14 alumni), local dek/inline hockey rinks and even providing tickets for military families who are involved with Defending the Blue Line.

These groups wore their individual team hockey jerseys and helped to fill CONSOL Energy Center. From the puck drop to the final whistle, the home team was serenaded with cheers and applauds from the very enthusiastic groups that helped create the wonderful game-day atmosphere during the pre-season game.

The Pittsburgh Penguins look forward to continuing this tradition into future seasons.

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FAVORITE QUOTE: “We know that hockey is where we live, where we can best meet and overcome pain and wrong and death. Life is just a place where we spend time between games.” — Fred Shero DREAM JOB: Product Development for Bauer Hockey WHAT DO YOU EAT BEFORE SKATING AT A PENGUINS GAME? Chicken wrap, almonds, a banana and an energy drink.

WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR PENGUINS ICE CREW HIGHLIGHTS? Volunteering at community events in Pittsburgh and interacting with Penguins fans at games is the best part of this job. However a highlight of my Ice Crew career was picking up thousands of sock monkeys during a hat trick by Kunitz in the 2012-13 season.

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THE RUSH Introduced in the mid 1990’s, the American Eagle Student Rush Program is one of the most popular and well known marketing initiatives of the Pittsburgh Penguins. Designed to sell remaining game-day inventory, the American Eagle Student Rush program provides the Pittsburgh Penguins an opportunity to introduce new fans to the game of hockey at a discounted rate.

With many past Student Rush participants now attending games as Pittsburgh Penguins Season Ticket Holders, the program has been successful in developing a long-term relationship with young, active Pittsburghers.

During the 2014-15 season, an estimated 200 American Eagle Student Rush tickets will be made available for each regular season home game at CONSOL Energy Center. Eligible students have access to purchase these tickets through an exclusive, day of game, online pre-sale. To receive pre-sale information, students can text RUSH to 32623 to register for the American Eagle Student Rush Mobile Club. Each pre-game text also includes the opportunity to win two free tickets to the next home game!

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Whether it’s providing exclusive behind-the-scenes access to Coach Mike Johnston’s first training camp or audio from mic’d-up game nights with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, In The Room will once again give fans a unique perspective on the Pittsburgh Penguins.

The Emmy award-winning, all-access television show, which debuted during the 2011-12 season, can be seen on ROOT SPORTS in Pittsburgh and the NHL Network, in addition to pittsburghpenguins.com.

“The idea of doing our own show developed because of the success of HBO’s 24/7, Road to the Winter Classic in 2010-11,” said Penguins CEO David Morehouse. “We got a lot of positive feedback from our fans about the unbelievable access to players and coaches. With In The Room, we can continue to show fans a side of the team and the sport that they’ve never seen before.”

The first-ever episode of In The Room in 2011 chronicled Crosby’s return to the lineup after missing more than 60 games due to injury. The show’s staff followed Malkin to Russia to witness his off-season workouts in his home country, and documented a unique workout session with Kris Letang. continued on page 107

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Last season’s content ranged from Pascal Dupuis pulling his own tooth on the bench — which became a social media sensation — to Paul Martin providing all access to his Olympic experience in Sochi. Other highlights included the players’ video game marathon on a long flight to Vancouver; Zach Sill’s memorable on-ice exchanges with the Toronto Maple Leafs; and Olli Maatta’s pre-Olympic shopping trip.

“We’re able to do this because of the tremendous cooperation of the Penguins players, coaches and hockey operations staff,”

said Leo McCafferty, executive producer of In The Room.

“Obviously, at times, you have to get lucky. We once had a microphone on Geno when he scored a hat trick. We had a mic on Pascal when he pulled out his tooth. But it’s given us an opportunity to take fans where they’ve never been before. The best part is, we never know what we’re going to come across next.”

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The PensTV video portal offers fans the absolute best in team coverage, including exclusive team updates, extensive game day coverage, game highlights, post-game reaction, live press conferences and more. Look for the following recurring video segments on PensTV: VERIZON GAME DAY REPORT

A game day update following the Penguins’ morning skate.

The report includes the latest game-related information (injuries, lineup changes, starting goalie, etc.), interviews from the locker room and a brief preview of the night’s matchup.

TRIB TOTAL MEDIA SCOUTING REPORT

A detailed scouting report of the Penguins’ upcoming opponent will run the day before the game. The scouting report features a look at the opponent’s recent play, injury updates, note which players are hot and which to keep an eye on.

DICK’S SPORTING GOODS PLAYS OF THE WEEK

A weekly segment of the Top 5 Penguins highlights from the previous week. Categories include: top goals, top plays, top saves, top hits, and more. See if your favorite play made our countdown! continued on page 110

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CONSOL ENERGY PRESENTS GREAT MOMENTS IN PENGUINS HISTORY

A look at historical moments and players throughout the team’s past. This show features memorable games, series, championships, events, player profiles and more from the Penguins’ history.

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This new fun weekly feature keeps fans updated on the top trending social media topics about the Penguins.

CLEARVIEW FEDERAL CREDIT UNION PRESENTS A PEEK INSIDE

A weekly look behind the scenes; snippets of the Pittsburgh Penguins television show, In The Room will be showcased. Players Mic’d up, coaches meetings, travel and what life is like off the ice for hockey players. Welcome Inside.

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ICE GARDEN - ROSTRAVER Route-51 & Gallatin Road Belle Vernon, PA 15012 www.therostravericegarden.com continued on page 117

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DEK/ INLINE HOCKEY RINKS GREATER PITTSBURGH DEK HOCKEY 517 Twin Oak Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15235

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In 2014, the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation and UPMC Sports Medicine expanded the Heads UP Pittsburgh concussion awareness program to include a free flexibility kit to the first 2,000 participants in the new testing period that began on June 16.

KIDS WILL CHANGE THE FUTURE Free cognitive baseline testing was available on a first-come, first-served basis for athletes ages 10-14. For athletes under 10 years of age, a Pediatric version of the test was available at a minimal cost.

Community College of Allegheny County once again served as host to testing at its Boyce, North, South and West Hills Center campuses along with UPMC Center for Sports Medicine on the South Side.

Community College of Beaver County joined the initiative as a new site for testing and education.

The entire testing process takes about one hour. Certified athletic trainers from UPMC Sports Medicine supervise the program and testing. While the athletes are being tested, parents meet with the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion staff to learn about the Heads UP Pittsburgh program and how to handle concussions if they occur.

Heads UP Pittsburgh, the first program of its kind and a blueprint copied by other NHL organizations, began in 2011 with baseline testing and parental education programs for youth hockey players.

In 2012, the Penguins Foundation expanded the program to include athletes of all sports ages 10 to 14. Since the program’s inception, over 13,000 athletes have been tested and over 33,000 people educated.

For more information, please visit the Penguins Foundation website at pittsburghpenguinsfoundation.org.

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HOCKEY IS FOR

EVERYONE For years Western Pennsylvania youth sports have been dominated by the likes of football, basketball and baseball.

Recently however, the region has begun to see a change in preference and participation in sports. Hockey is rapidly becoming the most popular and fastest growing sport in the area.

Success seen with the Pittsburgh Penguins on the NHL ice has surely created a demand and a certain excitement around the game, however the popularity of hockey goes well beyond the wins and world class talent the Penguins possess. A genuine love for the game is starting to sweep the area.

Kids are beginning to play hockey at younger and younger ages thanks to the Little Penguins: Learn to Play Hockey program. This program will allow 1,000 kids, ages 4-8, to receive free head-to-toe gear all thanks to the support of Sidney Crosby, Reebok and DICK’S Sporting Goods. Since it began in 2008-09 over 5,200 have been introduced to hockey through this program.

The Penguins have also teamed up with the DICK’S Sporting Goods, Trib Total Media and the YMCA to create the YMCA Jr. Penguins program which introduces children to the sport through ball hockey. Each year, over 3,100 children participate in organized ball hockey at local YMCAs. Recently the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation and Highmark have partnered together for Project PowerPlay, which will build 12 dek hockey rinks throughout Allegheny County over a threeyear period and allow local residents to play dek hockey for free.

Dek hockey is becoming a great way to learn and play hockey without having ice, and was also vital in the development of current Penguins forward Beau Bennett who grew up in sunny California. continued on page 129

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On top of partnering with the Pennsylvania Amateur Hockey League (PAHL) and the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League (PIHL), the Penguins and the Penguins Foundation have looked to support various hockey programs around the Pittsburgh area.

THE STEEL CITY ICEBERGS is an adaptive

ice hockey program for both children and adults with developmental disabilities such as autism, down syndrome and traumatic brain injuries.

THE PITTSBURGH MIGHTY PENGUINS is a

local sled hockey team, which is an internationally recognized event in the Paralympic games. The Mighty Penguins registered three teams on its roster that include youth, junior and adult players.

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DEFENDING THE BLUE LINE is a non-profit

organization created by soldiers with the spirit of keeping hockey alive for the children of our nation’s military heroes. It ensures that children of military members are afforded every opportunity to participate in the game of hockey by providing free equipment, hockey camps and financial assistance.

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In 2014, the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation embarked on a new venture, Tablets in Education. This innovative, new program combined the latest in tablet technology with educational apps and content. With the assistance of the Allegheny Intermediate Unit (AIU3), 60 schools in Allegheny County were selected to participate in the first year of the program; distributing 1,200 Kindle Fire HDX 7 tablets to local schools.

Each school enrolled in Tablets in Education received 20 Kindle Fire HDX 7 tablets, a mobile charging station and 20 shock resistant covers. Each device was then loaded with over 50 educational apps, books and specialized content. These apps were carefully selected with the assistance of Common Sense Media and the professionals at the AIU3, providing more than $100,000 worth of content.

The devices are designed to be utilized for unique educational programs, extended learning programs and programs for children with disabilities. The technology utilized in Tablets in Education is designed to enhance a child’s academic achievement while continuing to support their social development and relationships with adults and peers through the most critical years of an adolescent’s growth and development.

A portion of the funding for this new program was made possible by contributions through the EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit) program. The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation would like to acknowledge the following organizations for their contributions to Tablets in Education: Kindle Education, B.M. Kramer, Common Sense Media, PNC, CONSOL Energy, Trumbull, Northwest Savings Bank, AE Foundation, PPG and Consolidated Graphic Communications.

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PENGUINS HONORS AND

AWARDS

ART ROSS TROPHY

CALDER MEMORIAL TROPHY

Mario Lemieux

1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997

Mario Lemieux

1985

Evgeni Malkin

2007

Jaromir Jagr

1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

FRANK J. SELKE TROPHY

Sidney Crosby

2007, 2014

Ron Francis

Evgeni Malkin

2009, 2012

HART MEMORIAL TROPHY Mario Lemieux

1988, 1993, 1996

Jaromir Jagr

1999

Sidney Crosby

2007, 2014

Evgeni Malkin

2012

ROCKET RICHARD TROPHY Sidney Crosby

2010

LADY BYNG TROPHY Rick Kehoe

1981

Ron Francis

1995, 1998

CONN SMYTHE TROPHY Mario Lemieux

1991, 1992

Evgeni Malkin

2009

1995

BILL MASTERTON TROPHY Lowell MacDonald

1973

Mario Lemieux

1993

TED LINDSAY/LESTER B. PEARSON AWARD Mario Lemieux

1986, 1988, 1993, 1996

Jaromir Jagr

1999, 2000

Sidney Crosby

2007, 2013, 2014

Evgeni Malkin

2012

MARK MESSIER LEADERSHIP AWARD Sidney Crosby

2010

JACK ADAMS AWARD Dan Bylsma

2011

GENERAL MANAGER OF THE YEAR AWARD

NHL PLUS/MINUS AWARD Mario Lemieux

1993

Ray Shero

Ron Francis

1995

Pascal Dupuis

2013

2013

JAMES NORRIS TROPHY Randy Carlyle

1981

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ICEBURGH A delight for children of all ages, Iceburgh — the official mascot of the Pittsburgh Penguins not only provides fans with exciting game entertainment but this large, energetic bird can also be seen at a multitude of community events and elementary schools throughout the greater Pittsburgh area.

Iceburgh arrived on the scene in 1992 and is a staple at all team events. During Penguins’ home games, fans most definitely notice the antics of Iceburgh leading sections of fans in cheers, greeting young children on the concourse or displaying his athleticism on-ice between periods.

In 1995, Iceburgh made his Hollywood debut, starring alongside Jean Claude Van Damme in the motion picture Sudden Death. He has gained both national and international exposure through film, TV and a variety of personal appearances.

Iceburgh wasted no time getting acquainted with his new home at CONSOL Energy Center in September of 2010. You can find Iceburgh sliding down stair banisters, dancing in the stands and tossing t-shirts to fans.

Iceburgh has performed in Russia and Japan, was featured in the opening of ESPN’s SportsCenter and recently performed in front of a record crowd of over 68,000 at Heinz Field for the 2011 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic. He is also regularly featured on in-game videos and has appeared in advertisements and television promos on ROOT Sports. In addition to his annual trek to the NHL All-Star Game, Iceburgh makes annual appearances at the Mascot Olympics held in Orlando, FL. If you would like to request an Iceburgh appearance at your next event, please complete the online form by visiting the community section of pittsburghpenguins.com.

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Now in its third season, Pittsburgh Penguins Elite is one of the country’s premier youth hockey organizations.

A joint effort of the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins and corporate partner DICK’S Sporting Goods, Penguins Elite offers a comprehensive program for player development and includes 14 teams in various age group — nine boys’ teams and five girls’ teams.

The program features an outstanding coaching staff, professional management, world-class training facilities and access to elite-level competition — along with proven academic and career guidance.

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In 2014-15, Penguins Elite boys’ teams will range from Squirt Minor through Midget Major, including a U15 team.

Girls teams will be offered at 19&U, 16&U, 14&U, 12&U and 10&U age groups.

The funding provided by DICK’S Sporting Goods and the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation has reduced player participation fees by nearly 35% annually. In addition, DICK’S Sporting Goods provides FREE game jerseys and socks, practice jerseys and socks, pant shells, warmups and equipment bags to players each season. Players and parents also receive discounts on equipment and team-branded apparel purchased through DICK’S Sporting Goods.

The NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins provide unique opportunities for PPE players, including practicing at CONSOL Energy Center, participating in the Icebreaker and NHL Youth Cup Tournaments and having the opportunity to attend select games and special events.

Penguins Elite Midget and Bantam (boys) and U19, U16, and U14 (girls) aged teams are eligible to participate in USA continued on page 142

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Hockey’s National Championships, compete in the Tier 1 Elite Hockey League. Tier 1 Elite is known as the nation’s premier amateur hockey league, featuring 20 organizations from across the country. Many are programs affiliated with NHL teams, including the Ohio Junior Blue Jackets, Dallas Junior Stars, the Phoenix Junior Coyotes and the Los Angeles Junior Kings, among others.

With significant visibility, top-level talent, and elite coaching, the Tier 1 Elite League provides young, talented players with the opportunity to advance their careers to Tier 1 Jr. Hockey, U.S. National Teams, NCAA hockey, the NHL and other professional leagues.

Penguins Elite youth teams, that include Pee Wee and Squirt boys teams and the U12 and U10 aged girls teams, play an independent schedule which gives each team the flexibility to create a competitive schedule, while managing their own travel costs and game count.

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DRAFT CLASS KASPERI KAPANEN

Forward • 1st Round, 22nd Overall Kapanen, the son of former NHL player Sami Kapanen, was the No. 1-ranked European prospect entering the 2014 NHL Draft by Central Registry.

During the 2013-14 season, he played professionally for KalPa of the Finnish Elite League where he and Sami were teammates.

Beyond the Numbers: Both Kasperi and his father were selected in the NHL Draft by current Penguins GM Jim Rutherford. Sami Kapanen was chosen in the fourth round (87th overall) in the 1995 Draft.

SAM LAFFERTY

Forward • 4th Round, 113th Overall A native of Hollidaysburg, Pa., which is located just outside of Altoona, Lafferty played amateur hockey for the Altoona Trackers of the Pittsburgh Amateur Hockey League (PAHL). A graduate of Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, Lafferty is currently playing college hockey at Brown University.

Beyond the Numbers: Although Lafferty’s favorite player growing up was Sidney Crosby, if he had to pick a current Penguins player that he emulates his game after, it would be Brandon Sutter because he is a “responsible, two-way player.” continued on page 153

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ANTHONY ANGELLO

Forward • 5th Round, 145th Overall Last season, as a rookie forward with the Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League (USHL), Angello placed second among team rookies with 11 goals, while his shooting percentage (14.7%) ranked third overall on the squad. He plans to attend college at Cornell University.

Beyond the Numbers: It should come as no surprise that Angello will be attending an Ivy League school because last season he was the co-recipient of the USHL Scholar Athlete Award.

JADEN LINDO

Forward • 6th Round, 173rd Overall As a rookie with the Ontario Hockey League’s Owen Sound Attack in 2012-13, Lindo was named his team’s rookie of the year. Before he suffered a season-ending knee injury last February, he was rated the 96th-best North American prospect

by Central Registry.

Beyond the Numbers: When Lindo skated for the Toronto Marlboros Minor Midget AAA team in 2011-12, he was teammates with current Erie Otters forward Connor McDavid, who many project to be the top pick in the 2015 NHL Draft.

JEFF TAYLOR

Defenseman • 7th Round, 203rd Overall Helped the Union College Dutch of the ECAC capture the 2014 NCAA Frozen Four National Championship, notching an assist in the semifinal game of the Frozen Four. Taylor led all Union rookie blueliners in scoring with 16 points.

Beyond the Numbers: Last season Jeff was named to the ECAC All-Rookie Team as an 18-year-old true freshman.

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WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON PENGUINS

SCHEDULE

Date

Opponent

Time

Date

Opponent

Time

Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 21 Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 19 Nov. 21 Nov. 22 Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Dec. 5 Dec. 6 Dec. 7 Dec. 12 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 19 Dec. 20 Dec. 26 Dec. 27 Dec. 28 Dec. 31 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 9

Lehigh Valley Manchester at St. John's at St. John's at Albany Springfield at Hershey Binghamton at Lehigh Valley at Norfolk at Norfolk Hershey at Binghamton Syracuse Lehigh Valley Syracuse at Hershey Portland at Albany Manchester at Hershey St. John's Lehigh Valley Hershey at Hershey Bridgeport at Lehigh Valley Hershey Albany at Binghamton at Binghamton Bridgeport Norfolk Hershey Binghamton at Hershey Norfolk Norfolk

7:05 pm EDT 4:05 pm EDT 7:30 pm NDT 7:30 pm NDT 7:00 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:00 pm EDT 4:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:30 pm EDT 7:15 pm EDT 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 4:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 5:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 5:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 4:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 4:05 pm EST 3:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST

Jan. 10 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 23 Jan. 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Mar. 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 8 Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. 15 Mar. 20 Mar. 21 Mar. 22 Mar. 27 Mar. 28 Apr. 1 Apr. 3 Apr. 4 Apr. 8 Apr. 11 Apr. 12 Apr. 17 Apr. 18 Apr. 19

at Syracuse at Worcester at Providence St. John's at Norfolk at Norfolk at Springfield Lehigh Valley Springfield at Hershey at Bridgeport Binghamton Portland Lehigh Valley Providence at Hartford at Hartford at Bridgeport at Manchester at Manchester at Springfield Hershey Hershey Hartford at Syracuse Binghamton at Lehigh Valley at Binghamton at Lehigh Valley Hartford Worcester Lehigh Valley at Lehigh Valley at Portland at Portland Albany Norfolk at Lehigh Valley

7:00 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 3:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:30 pm EST 7:15 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 3:00 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 7:05 pm EST 3:00 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 3:00 pm EST 7:00 pm EST 3:00 pm EST 3:00 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 4:05 pm EDT 7:00 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 5:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:00 pm EDT 3:00 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 7:05 pm EDT 5:05 pm EDT

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WHEELING NAILERS

SCHEDULE

Date

Opponent

Time

Date

Opponent

Time

Oct. 18

Reading

7:35 pm EDT

Jan. 14

at Florida

7:30 pm EST

Oct. 24

at Gwinnett

7:35 pm EDT

Jan. 15

at Orlando

7:00 pm EST*

Oct. 25

at South Carolina 7:05 pm EDT

Jan. 16

at Florida

7:30 pm EST

Oct. 30

at Reading

7:30 pm EDT

Jan. 23

Fort Wayne

7:35 pm EST

Nov. 1

Reading

7:35 pm EDT

Jan. 24

Fort Wayne

7:35 pm EST

Nov. 7

at Evansville

7:15 pm CST

Jan. 25

at Toledo

5:15 pm EST

Nov. 8

at Cincinnati

7:35 pm EST

Jan. 30

at Kalamazoo

7:30 pm EST

Nov. 9

Indy

4:05 pm EST

Jan. 31

at Kalamazoo

7:30 pm EST

Nov. 14

Orlando

7:35 pm EST

Feb. 4

at Reading

7:30 pm EST

Nov. 15

at Indy

7:35 pm EST

Feb. 6

Toledo

7:35 pm EST

Nov. 19

Elmira

10:35 am EST

Feb. 7

Cincinnati

8:05 pm EST

Nov. 22

at Elmira

7:05 pm EST

Feb. 8

Elmira

4:05 pm EST

Nov. 23

at Elmira

4:05 pm EST

Feb. 13

Reading

7:35 pm EST

Nov. 26

Greenville

7:05 pm EST

Feb. 14

at Toledo

7:15 pm EST

Nov. 28

Florida

7:35 pm EST

Feb. 16

Elmira

1:05 pm EST

Nov. 29

Florida

7:35 pm EST

Feb. 21

at Toledo

7:15 pm EST

Dec. 5

Utah

7:35 pm EST

Feb. 22

at Kalamazoo

3:00 pm EST

Dec. 6

Utah

7:35 pm EST

Feb. 27

Elmira

7:35 pm EST

Dec. 7

at Elmira

4:05 pm EST

Feb. 28

Greenville

7:35 pm EST

Dec. 10

Toledo

7:05 pm EST

Mar. 1

Greenville

4:05 pm EST

Dec. 12

at Reading

7:30 pm EST

Mar. 7

at Indy

7:35 pm EST

Dec. 13

at Reading

7:05 pm EST

Mar. 8

at Evansville

5:00 pm CDT

Dec. 14

Reading

5:05 pm EST

Mar. 10

at Evansville

7:15 pm CDT

Dec. 19

Greenville

7:35 pm EST

Mar. 13

Kalamazoo

7:35 pm EDT

Dec. 20

Greenville

7:35 pm EST

Mar. 14

Elmira

7:35 pm EDT

Dec. 27

at South Carolina 3:05 pm EST

Mar. 17

Toledo

7:05 pm EDT

Dec. 28

at South Carolina 3:05 pm EST

Mar. 20

at Elmira

7:05 pm EDT

Dec. 29

at Gwinnett

7:05 pm EST

Mar. 21

at Elmira

7:05 pm EDT

Jan. 2

at Fort Wayne

8:00 pm EST

Mar. 25

Toledo

7:05 pm EDT

Jan. 3

at Cincinnati

7:35 pm EST

Mar. 27

Fort Wayne

7:35 pm EDT

Jan. 7

at Reading

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Mar. 28

Reading

7:35 pm EDT

Jan. 9

Reading

7:35 pm EST

Mar. 29

Cincinnati

4:05 pm EDT

Jan. 10

Elmira

7:35 pm EST

Apr. 1

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7:05 pm EDT

Jan. 11

Indy

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Apr. 3

Evansville

7:35 pm EDT

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PENGUINS PROFILE STEVE DOWNIE By: Mark Madden

Emotionally, pesky winger Steve Downie provides a simple equation: If he’s on your team, you love him. If he’s on the opposition, you hate him.

“Not too many road-team fans like me,” said Downie, 27. “But most of the time, the home fans love me. It’s the style of game I play.”

Downie is the disease, but he’s also the cure.

Downie, then with Tampa Bay, got fined by the NHL for a cheap hit he administered to Sidney Crosby on March 14, 2010. But when Downie joined the Penguins as a free agent this past summer, he made a vow: “I can guarantee there won’t be any liberties taken with [Crosby and Evgeni Malkin] this year.”

Such is the life of a situation disturber.

But make no mistake, Downie has the ability to be much more.

In 2009-10, Downie’s first full NHL season, he skated on a line with Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis. He prospered in such fast company, racking up 22 goals and 24 assists for Tampa Bay while going plus-14. He recorded 108 penalty minutes, too.

Downie’s coach at Tampa Bay was Rick Tocchet, a former Stanley Cup winner with the Penguins and now an assistant in Pittsburgh.

Tocchet contributed greatly to Downie’s success.

“Tock’s a very intimidating man,” Downie said, chuckling.

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“He’s a smart hockey mind. He just did wonders for me.

He always makes players on his team feel good about themselves.

“He was the No. 1 reason for me to go [to Pittsburgh]. I’m very familiar with him. Through the process, I was talking to him, and I thought it would be a great fit. A ton of great players play there.

It’s going to be exciting.”

Tocchet has a lot of confidence in Downie: “He played excellent for me. That’s the memory I have of him. It’s not out of the question for him to be able to play with Sidney Crosby some of the time.”

Downie certainly did well with Stamkos and St. Louis.

“That was my first full year [in the NHL],” Downie remembered.

“It was the right situation. I got to play with some great players. “[Stamkos and St. Louis] are great hockey players. You don’t have to do too much. Just give them the puck and go to the areas they don’t want to go. I go to the corners and the rough areas.”

Will Downie get a chance to skate with Crosby or Malkin?

“I hope so,” said the 5-foot-11, 191-pound product of Newmarket, Ontario. “But the goal is just to get in there and help as much as I can, whoever I play with. To contribute night in and night out.

“I want to win. First and foremost, I want to win. It should always be a team-first mentality. My biggest goal is to win.”

Hopefully, Downie will refrain from trying to injure Crosby’s leg in practice. That is what it looked like Downie was trying to do on March 14, 2010.

“I forgot about it,” Downie said. “I’m sure there are no hard feelings. It’s part of the game. I don’t go out there to intentionally hurt guys, but I play a hard game. Sometimes things like that happen. That’s definitely behind me.

“Only a select few players like to play that way. A lot of times, they find themselves in trouble. But I think I’ve found a good balance walking the line, and not going over it. But sometimes you go over the edge. I’m going 100 percent all the time. It might happen.”

For his part, Crosby embraced Downie’s arrival in Pittsburgh: “He’s trying to play hard on me [in 2010], and that’s what he’s going to try to do to other teams now. It’s nice to have a guy like that on your team.”

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He’s trying to play hard on me [in 2010], and that’s what he’s going to try to do to other teams now. It’s nice to have a guy like that on your team.

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KASPERI KAPANEN Twitter: @kkaassppeerrii • Instagram: kkaassppeerrii

POSITION: Right Wing SIZE: 6-foot, 181 pounds BIRTH DATE: July 23, 1996 HOMETOWN: Kuopio, FIN HOW THE PENGUINS ACQUIRED HIM: Drafted in the 1st round (22nd overall) of the 2014 NHL Draft

TEAM STATUS: GM Jim Rutherford has mentioned Kapanen could be ready for NHL playing time as early as this season. He’s a potential candidate for a spot in the Penguins’ top-6 forward group.

CLAIM TO FAME: Kasperi has played the past two seasons on the same team as his father, former NHL player Sami, for KalPa Kuopio of the Finnish Elite League. Both Kasperi and his father were drafted

by Rutherford. His grandfather, Hannu Kapanen, is a Finnish Hockey Hall of Famer who represented Finland at the 1976 Olympics and Canada Cup. Sami was drafted by the Hartford Whalers in the 4th round (87th overall) of the 1995 NHL Draft, and totaled 458 points in 831 games with the Whalers, Carolina Hurricanes and Philadelphia Flyers.

2013-14 SEASON: Kasperi played in 47 games for KalPa in Finland’s top professional ice hockey league. He had seven goals and seven assists for 14 points. He also suited up for two games for KalPa’s junior team, where he had six points (5G-1A). Additionally, he played in five games at the World Under-18 Championships for Finland, recording two points (1G-1A).

NUMBERS NEVER LIE: Kapanen made his Finnish League debut at age 16 in 2012-13. He finished 2nd among all players with five goals, including the game-winner in the bronze-medal game against Russia, at the 2013 Under-18 World Championships in Sochi. He led Finland with nine points (3G-6A) in five games at the 2013 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, where he served as an alternative captain. Additionally, he was the No. 1-ranked European skater by NHL Central Scouting.

TROPHY CASE: Won the World Under-18 Championship bronze medal in 2013 and was the Rookie of the Year (Heino Pulli Award) in Finland’s junior league in 2011-12.

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6.6K RUN AND FAMILY WALK By: Joey Sykes

The Mario Lemieux Foundation and the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation held their annual 6.6K Run and Family Walk, presented by CONSOL Energy, on Saturday morning to raise funds for cancer research.

The unique 6.6K Run (4.1 miles), which is an homage to Penguins owner/legend Mario Lemieux, kicked off at 8:30 a.m. outside of CONSOL Energy Center and took over 6,000 participants through a tour of both downtown and the historic Southside before wrapping around back to the arena.

Following the race, all runners, walkers and volunteers were granted access to an open Penguins practice that began at 11 a.m.

Dan Bliss ran the course for the first time this year and said despite the chilly weather, it was a great overall experience.

“This is my first time here and it was fun,” Bliss said. “It’s a nice course and a nice-sized crowd. I had a good race and got to run around and see the city.”

For Chris Davis, the opportunity to race for a second year in a row was too good to pass up.

“I did it last year and it was a great experience,” Davis said. “It was a great run and a good course. They changed it up from last year and made it a little more challenging. I had a good time with it, though.

My favorite part of the day was running a good time!”

John Baker of McKees Rocks was grateful for the event as well as the people running it.

“I want to thank Mario Lemieux and the foundation for having this event,” Baker said. “This is a great event for the city, the community and for the families. It’s a great way to start a Sunday in the beginning of winter. It was a well-tuned experience with a lot of volunteers and it was a very clean course to run on and well-planned.”

To make things more interesting for himself as well as his fellow runners, Baker was dressed head to toe in a Joker outfit from the Batman comics — which summed up the race as a light-hearted, fun event.

“This is my way of saying I go the extra mile to have fun,” he laughed.

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STAFF

DIRECTORY OWNERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh Penguins LP

EXECUTIVE OPERATIONS Co-owner/Chairman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mario Lemieux Co-owner. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Ron Burkle CEO/President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Morehouse Executive VP/General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Rutherford COO/General Counsel. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Travis Williams Senior Vice President, Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Peart Vice President & Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Hart Vice President, Communications. .. .. .. .. .. . Tom McMillan Vice President, Marketing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Santilli Vice President of Ticket Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chad Slencak Director of Outreach. .. .. .. .. .. .. Kimberly L. Slater–Wood Executive Assistant . .. .. Amber Auchey, Mary Beth Bertoni Shipping/Receiving Coordinator . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Brett Hart Receptionist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelly Hart

KEVIN HART

Vice President & Controller

TOM MCMILLAN Vice President, Communications

HOCKEY OPERATIONS Associate General Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Botterill Assistant General Managers. . . . Tom Fitzgerald, Bill Guerin Vice President of Hockey Operations. . . . . Jason Karmanos Head Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Johnston Assistant Coaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Agnew, Rick Tocchet Goaltending Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Bales Strength & Conditioning Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Kadar Video Coordinator . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Andy Saucier Player Development Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Recchi Goaltender Development Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike Buckley Manager of Team Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Britt Hockey Operations Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erik Heasley

JAMES SANTILLI

Vice President, Marketing

SCOUTS Director of Player Personnel . .. .. .. .. .. .. . Dan MacKinnon Co-Director of Amateur Scouting. . . . . . . . . . . . Jay Heinbuck Co-Director of Amateur Scouting. . . . . . . . . . . . Randy Sexton Director of Professional Scouting . . . . . . . . . . . Derek Clancey Professional Scout. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Al Santilli Head European Scout. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patrik Allvin Amateur Scouts Scott Bell, Chris Depiero,

Brian Fitzgerald, Luc Gauthie, Frank Golden

Wayne Meier, Ron Pyette, Erkki Rajamaki

Tommy Westlund, Warren Young Senior Advisor of Hockey Operations. . . . . . Jacques Martin Special Assignment Scout. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gilles Meloche

CHAD SLENCAK

Vice President of Ticketing

EQUIPMENT/TRAINING STAFF Equipment Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dana Heinze Assistant Equipment Managers Teddy Richards, Dan Kroll

Jon Taglianetti Head Athletic Trainer. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Chris Stewart Assistant Athletic Trainers. . . . . . .Curtis Bell, Patrick Steidle Physical Therapist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rick Joreitz Head Team Physician. .. .. .. .. .. .. Dr. Dharmesh Vyas, M.D. Assistant Team Physician . .. .. .. . Dr. Melissa McLane, D.O. Medical Director, UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Vonda Wright, M.D.

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COMMUNICATIONS Senior Director of Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer Bullano Manager of Communications . . . . . Jason Seidling Executive Producer, Penguins Radio Network. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Walker Radio Broadcasters. .. .. Mike Lange, Phil Bourque Penguins HD Radio Host . .. .. .. .. .. .. Steve Kolbe

TECHNOLOGY Senior Director, Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . .Erik Watts Director, Video Productions & Technical Ops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drew Warren

PensTV Talent/Producer. . . . . . . . . Celina Pompeani Public Address Announcer . .. .. .. .. .. .. . Ryan Mill PensTV Host. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beth Swanson

CORPORATE SALES Senior Director, Media. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Turley Director, Corporate Sales . . . . . . . Robbie Hofmann Director, Client Service . .. .. .. .. .. .. Lori Wineland Senior Manager, Client Services. . . . Julie Klausner,

Lindsay Mulvihill, Amanda Susko Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Meyer

Building Audio/Video Specialist. . . . . . Aaron Miller

Corporate Sales Liaison. . . . . . . . . . .Pierre Larouche

Systems Administrators . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Henry

Dave Meyner

FINANCE

Junior Systems Administrator. . . . . . . Justin Mellor

Director of Finance . .. .. .. .. .. .. Mark R. Kuczinski

MARKETING

Senior Accountant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Troy Ussack Payroll Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrea Winschel

Senior Director of Marketing . .. .. .. .. . Ross Miller

Accounts Payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tawni Love

Senior Director of Creative Services/Publications. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Barb Pilarski Manager of Publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erin Halley

Staff Accountant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neal Bruder

Graphic Designer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Scheponik Director of Fan Development & Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jill Shipley Manager of Fan Development . .. .. Laura Spencer Marketing Coordinator . .. .. .. .. Christine Ourlicht

NEW MEDIA Director of Content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam Kasan Manager of Content. . . . . . . . . . . Michelle Crechiolo New Media Coordinators . . . . . . . Drew Hancherick

Andi Perelman

TICKETING Senior Director of Premium Seating . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Brian Magness Director of Ticket Sales . . . . . . . . . . George Murphy Manager, Premium Seating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Lux

Jon Seelnacht Manager, Premium Services. . . . . . . . . . . . Julia Drost Manager, Group Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Zatchey Ticket Sales Account Executives. . . . . . . . . . George Birman, Jeff Blizman,

Bonnie Golinski, Nicole Kyslinger–Rudy,

Chuck Pukansky Box Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Coulson

YOUTH HOCKEY

Manager, Box Office Operations... . . Jason Onufer

Executive Director of Strategic Planning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich Hixon

Director of Customer Service . . . . . . . . . Kathy Davis

Director of Youth Hockey Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Shuttleworth Director of Youth Hockey Skill Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cliff Loya Manager of Youth Hockey Development. . . . . . . . . Andrew Taglianetti

Box Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelly Gabany Customer Service Representatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danny Gardner

Holly Bandish Senior Director of Database Marketing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erin Exley Manager, Database Marketing . .. .. Dana DiCello

GAME ENTERTAINMENT

PENGUINS FOUNDATION

Senior Director, Production and Game Presentation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rod Murray

President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Soltesz

Director, Event Presentation. . . . . . . . . Bill Wareham Manager, Production Operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Davenport Producers. .. .. . Mark Cottington, Leo McCafferty,

Meghan McManimon, Jon Otte Senior Designer, Motion Graphics...Aaron Spiegel Motion Graphics Design Producers. .. .. .. .. .. Padraic Driscoll, Dave Distilli

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In the Room Associate Producer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew McIntyre

Director of Foundation Programs . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Jaime Greenwald Program Coordinator. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Emily Baccardi Director, Community/ Alumni Relations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cindy Himes Community Relations Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kathleen Unger Community Relations/ Alumni Liaison. . . . . . . . . . . Ed Johnston, Jack Reilly

SUTTER

GROWING

INTO A BIGGER ROLE By: Joey Sykes

Set to begin his third season as a Pittsburgh Penguin, Brandon Sutter is continuing to grow into his role on the team.

On the ice and in the locker room, the Penguins have world-class leadership from players like captain Sidney Crosby to Pascal Dupuis.

Over these last two years, Sutter has been carefully studying his fellow teammates and believes he has the know-how to be part of the Penguins’ leadership corps.

“I’m not afraid to kind of voice my opinion and feel like part of the team,” the 25-year-old center said. “We have a lot of good leaders in the room and hopefully I’m considered a part of that. I think I’ve gotten a chance to play enough games now to kind of know the ins and outs of it all.”

Sutter was 23 when he joined the Penguins organization in 2012.

He was acquired from Carolina with Brian Dumoulin and the 2012 8th-overall pick (Derrick Pouliot) for Jordan Staal.

When he arrived in Pittsburgh, Sutter slotted into the thirdline center position that was vacated by Staal. And while Sutter continues to grow and develop in the role, he doesn’t feel the need

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to live up to the expectations and style of game that Staal took with him to Raleigh, according to Dupuis.

“Brandon had some big shoes to fill when he first got here with Jordan Staal when he was traded for him,” Dupuis said. “He’s definitely a great hockey player and he’s playing a different style of hockey Jordan played when he was here. And I think right now, he’s adjusting to his own role. He’s not trying to meet the expectations Jordan had. He’s bringing his own stuff to the table, which is huge.”

In his two-season tenure here in Pittsburgh, Sutter has knotted 24 goals and 45 points in 129 games. He also has seven goals in 28 playoff games, five of which came in 13 games during this past postseason — an impressive total. Despite that, personal numbers aren’t nearly as important to him as his team’s success is.

“I’ve never been much for number-wise,” Sutter said. “I think you just want to play well and try to hit your stride, especially down the stretch in the second half of the season. You can say what you want, but it’s all about what you do on the ice and how you prepare and how you get ready.”

Dupuis is impressed with the way his teammate and friend, who sits next to him in the locker room, has grown over the past two years. The veteran

winger pointed out how Sutter has excelled in each area of the ice as well as in the locker room.

“He needs to be the exact same person he was last year,” Dupuis said.

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there’s guys that lead by example and he actually can do both.

He’s the guy that does all the little details of the game right.

He wins faceoffs, plays well in his end, blocks shots, plays hard on the penalty kill so he can be used in every kind of situation.

So if he scores a big goal, he leads by example. It’s little details of the game and also he’s taking more space in the room. He’s gotten used to the guys surrounding him and he adjusted well and he’s part of the leadership group.”

Sutter, who signed a two-year deal with the Penguins this summer, is looking forward to the coming season as it will be a new start for him and his teammates.

“It’s just a new fresh feeling,” Sutter said. “So far it’s been great.

The new coach [Mike Johnston] has been awesome, all the coaches have been awesome, so it’s been great so far. It kind of feels like a new start, so you want to build confidence early and get a good start to the season and try to carry it throughout the year.”

But like any player given the chance to play in the NHL, the end goal for the Huntington, New York-born center — who grew up in Reed Deer, Alberta — is commonplace.

“I guess the goal right now is to just win the Cup,” he said.

“Sure would like one of those.”

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BIRTHDAYS MARC-ANDRE FLEURY Nov. 28,1984

SEPTEMBER

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Sept 19, 1988 Sept. 26, 1979

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ACQUIRED Drafted by Penguins in the 3rd round (62nd overall) of the 2005 NHL Draft.

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Age when he made his NHL debut in 2006, scoring his 1st NHL goal against the NY Rangers’ Henrik Lundqvist on Oct. 12, 2006 at Madison Square Garden.

LEADER

Led all NHL defensemen with 16 points (3G-13A) during the 2013 postseason. His career-high playoff point total ranked 1st among all Penguins players.

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Career-high goals scored in 2013-14, despite playing only 37 games due to injury and illness.

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Letang’s average points per game since 2010, the 2nd-best mark among NHL defensemen during that span behind only Ottawa’s Erik Karlsson (0.83).

CLUTCH

Helped the Penguins capture the Stanley Cup in 2009 by tying Larry Murphy’s franchise record for playoff goals by a defenseman with 5. Helped turn around Pittsburgh’s Eastern Conference semifinals series against Washington by scoring the overtime game-winning goal in Game 3 at Mellon Arena.

PRESTIGIOUS COMPANY

Only 3 players chosen in the 3rd round or later in the 2005 NHL Draft have totaled 200-plus points entering the 2014-15 season: Arizona defenseman Keith Yandle (270), Letang (231) and Pittsburgh’s newlyacquired forward, Patric Hornqvist (216).

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His career-high 42 assists led the team in 2010-11. That’s the only time in the last 9 years that somebody other than Sidney Crosby or Evgeni Malkin has led the team in assists.

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During the shortened 2012-13 season, Letang tied for the NHL lead among defensemen with 38 points (5G-33A), finishing as the only defender in the league to average better than a point per game (1.09 avg.). That season Letang finished in 3rd place in Norris Trophy voting.

CAPTAIN CANADA

Was the captain of Canada’s gold-medal winning squad at the 2007 World Junior Championship. Also won a gold medal with Canada at the ’06 WJC.

BLUE, BLANC ET ROUGE The Montreal, Quebec native grew up a huge Canadiens fan. Wishes he could have met Montreal’s legendary Hall of Fame forward Maurice “Rocket” Richard.

FAMILY MATTERS

Kris and his fiancée, Catherine, are the proud parents of a son, Alexander.

YOUNG GUN

Appeared in back-to-back NHL YoungStars Games in 2008 and ’09.

INSPIRATIONAL COMEBACK

Selected by the local media as the Penguins’ 2014 Bill Masterton Trophy nominee following his remarkable late-season comeback on April 9, 2014 against Detroit. Suffered a stroke in late January that kept him out of the lineup for 26 games.

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Career postseason goals, tying him with Larry Murphy for the most tallies among blueliners in team playoff history.

CAREER YEAR

Enjoyed his best season in 2010-11, establishing career highs in games played (82), assists (42), points (50) and shots (236).

ALL-STAR STATUS

Played in consecutive NHL All-Star Games in 2011 and ’12. In ’12, he was overwhelmingly voted to the game via fan balloting with 477,960 votes, finishing 2nd overall behind only teammate Sidney Crosby despite having to be a write-in candidate.

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Established single-game career highs for assists and points with 4 helpers against the team he spent his childhood rooting for, the Montreal Canadiens, on March 2, 2013 at the Bell Centre.

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Shootout tallies registered. Only Sidney Crosby (26) and Evgeni Malkin (19) have more alltime tallies among Penguins players entering the 2014-15 season.

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THIS MONTH IN

HOCKEY HISTORY OCTOBER 11, 1967 Penguins’ first NHL game is played at the Civic Arena vs. Montreal. Penguins lose to Montreal, 2-1, with 9,307 fans on hand. Andy Bathgate scores the Penguins’ first goal.

OCTOBER 13, 1967 Penguins record first victory as they defeat St. Louis, 3-1, on the road.

OCTOBER 11, 1984 Mario Lemieux scores a goal on the first shot of his first shift in his first NHL game against Boston’s Pete Peeters.

OCTOBER 17, 1991 In a game against the New York Islanders, Paul Coffey records his 1,053rd career point to become the NHL’s all-time leading scorer among defensemen, passing Denis Potvin.

OCTOBER 28, 1993 Ron Francis records his 1,000th career NHL point against Quebec.

OCTOBER 26, 1995 Mario Lemieux scores his 500th career goal at the New York Islanders at 17:12 of the third period against Tommy Soderstrom.

OCTOBER 19, 1997 Tom Barrasso records his 300th career win in a 4-1 win at Florida, becoming the first American-born goaltender to record 300 wins.

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OCTOBER 5, 2005 Sidney Crosby appears in his first NHL game and records an assist.

OCTOBER 18, 2006 Evgeni Malkin makes his NHL debut and scores a goal against New Jersey’s Martin Brodeur.

OCTOBER 18, 2008 Sidney Crosby nets a milestone hat trick in Pittsburgh’s 4-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Crosby hits three career marks in the game with his 100th goal, 200th assist and 300th point. Evgeni Malkin notches his 200th career point on Crosby’s 100th goal. That puck is cut in half for the two players to share.

OCTOBER 2, 2009 The Penguins raise their 2009 Stanley Cup championship banner as part of a spectacular pregame ceremony in their final home opener at Mellon Arena.

OCTOBER 7, 2010 The Penguins officially open CONSOL Energy Center as players and coaches enter the arena through a red-carpet ceremony. Hall of Fame owner Mario Lemieux concludes a riveting pregame ceremony by pouring water from the Mellon Arena ice onto the new surface at center ice.

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ACQUIRED Drafted by Penguins in the 4th round (110th overall) of the 2010 NHL Draft.

2013-14 SEASON • Played in 48 games for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the American Hockey League (AHL).

• Also played in 16 games for Wheeling of the ECHL. • Posted 14 points (7G-7A) and tied for seventh on team with a plus-10 in Wheeling.

CAREER/PERSONAL • Played 2-plus professional seasons with WBS (AHL) and Wheeling (ECHL) from 2012-14.

• Split the 2011-12 season between the Windsor Spitfires and the Niagara IceDogs of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL).

• Enjoyed a successful first season in North America with Windsor in 2010-11, leading the team with 39 goals and 15 power-play goals during the regular season.

• Helped lead Windsor to the OHL conference finals in 2011 by ranking first on the team during the postseason in goals (11), points (23), plus-minus (+11) and power-play goals (4) in 18 games. His goal and point totals each ranked third overall in the OHL. • Has represented Germany internationally, playing in the 2008 and ‘09 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, the 2009 and ‘10 World Under-18 Junior Championships and the 2010 and ‘11 World Junior Championships.

• Won gold medal at 2010 World Under-18 Championship.

• His father, Erich, was elected to the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) Hall of Fame in 1997 and was named the German hockey player of the century in 2000.

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SCHOLARSHIPS TO 18 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES By: Molly McClincy

In 2014, the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation expanded its scholarship program to encompass all Pittsburgh Public Schools and select high schools in Allegheny County as part of its ever growing commitment to community service.

In partnership with Reed Smith and with the strong support of the Allegheny Intermediate Unit (AIU3), the Penguins Foundation increased its educational-based scholarship awards from three in 2013 to 18 in 2014.

To be eligible, students must attend a Pittsburgh Public School or an Allegheny County high school that provides substantial aid to students for reduced-cost or free lunch programs per the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), which is administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education — Division of Food and Nutrition. More than 80 Pittsburgh area students applied for the scholarship.

Each scholarship is valued at $1,500 for the student’s first year of college and an additional $1,000 will be awarded for the student’s second year of college if a 3.0 GPA is maintained and a minimum of 24 credit hours are earned. continued on page 190

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The scholarship was created in 1992 and has been In partnership with presented annually to Reed Smith and with the high school seniors for academic excellence, strong support of the extracurricular Allegheny Intermediate school activities and Unit (AIU3), the Penguins community service.

Over the past 23 Foundation increased years, the Penguins’ its educational-based organization has awarded over scholarship awards from $132,000 in three in 2013 to 18 in 2014. academically-based scholarships to Pittsburgh-area high school graduates.

The Pittsburgh Penguins and the Penguins Foundation celebrated the awardees achievements at a luncheon on August 14 at CONSOL Energy Center with the students, their family members and officials from their high schools, AIU3 officials and Pittsburgh Public Schools representatives. Also present to congratulate the winners were Pittsburgh Penguins President and CEO David Morehouse, Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation President Dave Soltesz, Reed Smith partner George Stewart and ROOT Sports Penguins play-by-play announcer Paul Steigerwald.

The 2014 scholarship winners are Daniella Eglash and Benjamin Wasserman Stern of Allderdice High School, Chelsea Geruschat of Carrick High School, Margaret Edwards of East Allegheny High School, Jacob Taylor Diller and Robert Charles Love of Highlands High School, Lauren Arlene Wolf of McKeesport High School, Paige Baierl and Samuel Francis Sesti of Northgate High School, Rachel Boring, Emelia Conte, Emily Garrigan, Rebecca Kern and Evan McCartney of Springdale Jr./Sr. High School, Layla Phouthavong of Steel Valley High School, Tamara A. Hawk and Ryan Maha of West Mifflin Area High School and Tracey Thomas of Westinghouse High School.

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UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT Challenging or disputing the ruling of an official and abusing the line of respect.

HOOKING Using the stick or blade to hook an opponent.

MISCONDUCT Called for various forms of unsportsmanlike conduct.

HOLDING Using hands on an opponent or his equipment.

CROSS CHECKING Hitting an opponent with both hands on the stick and no part of the stick on the ice.

INTERFERENCE Having contact with an opponent not in possession of the puck.

BOARDING Driving the opponent into the boards.

ICING Shooting the puck across the opponent’s goal line from behind the center red line and allowing the opponent to touch the puck first.

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ELBOWING Using the elbow to impede an opponent.

SPEARING Using the stick like a spear.

KNEEING Using the knee to impede an opponent.

WASHOUT Disallowing of a goal when signaled by a referee. No off-side or icing when used by a linesman.

ROUGHING Engaging in fisticuffs or shoving.

SLASHING Swinging the stick at an opponent.

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RINK - GOALKEEPER’S RESTRICTED AREA The trapezoid will be expanded by two feet from the goal post on both sides of the net.

RULE 23

GAME MISCONDUCT PENALTIES A new Game Misconduct category will be created. Clipping, charging, elbowing, interference, kneeing, head-butting and butt-ending move from the general category into the same category as boarding and checking from behind (Physical Fouls), whereby a player who incurs two such game misconducts in this category would now be automatically suspended for one game.

RULE 24

PENALTY SHOT The Spin-O-Rama move, as described in Section 24.2 of the 2013-14 NHL Rule Book, will no longer be permitted either in Penalty Shot situations or in the Shootout.

RULE 38

VIDEO GOAL JUDGE Video review will be expanded in the following areas: * Rule 38.4 (viii) has been modified to allow broader discretion to Hockey Operations to assist the referees in determining the legitimacy of all potential goals (e.g., to ensure they are good hockey goals). The revised Rule will allow Hockey Operations to correct a broader array of situations where video review clearly establishes that a goal or no goal call on the ice has been made in error. The new expanded rule will also allow Hockey Operations to provide guidance to referees on goal and potential goal plays where the continued on page 198

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referee has blown his whistle (or intended to blow his whistle) after having lost sight of the puck. * In reviewing Kicked in Goals, Hockey Operations will require more demonstrable video evidence of a distinct kicking motion in order to overrule a goal call on the ice, or to uphold a no goal call on the ice.

RULE 57 TRIPPING

The rule relating to Tripping will be revised to specifically provide that a two minute minor penalty will be assessed when a defending player dives and trips an attacking player with his body/arm/shoulder, regardless of whether the defending player is able to make initial contact with the puck.

But, in situations where a penalty shot might otherwise be appropriate, if the defending player dives and touches the puck first (before the trip), no penalty shot will be awarded. (In such cases, the resulting penalty will be limited to a two-minute minor penalty for tripping.)

RULE 76 FACE-OFFS

To curb delay tactics on face-offs after icing infractions, in situations where the defending team is guilty of a face-off violation, following an icing, the defending player who is initially lined up for the face-off will be given a warning, but will be required to remain in the circle to take the face-off. A second face-off violation by the defending team in such situation will result in a two minute minor bench penalty.

RULE 64

DIVING / EMBELLISHMENT The supplementary discipline penalties associated with Rule 64.3 (Diving/Embellishment) will be revised to bring attention to and more seriously penalize players (and teams) who repeatedly dive and embellish in an attempt to draw penalties. Fines will be assessed to players and head coaches on a graduated scale. continued on page 201

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RULE 84 OVERTIME

* Teams will switch ends prior to the start of overtime in the regular season. * The entire ice surface will undergo a dry scrape prior to the start of overtime in the regular season. * The procedure requiring the head coach to submit a list of the first three shooters in the shoot-out has been eliminated.

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PUCK OUT OF BOUNDS There have been further rule changes made relating to face-off location to avoid penalizing teams for plays intended to create bona fide scoring opportunities. Specifically, the following are categories of plays where face-offs will remain in the attacking zone despite the fact that the attacking team was technically responsible for the stoppage in play: Shots at the net by a player on the attacking team where: (i) the shot breaks the glass; (ii) the shot goes off the side of the net and deflects out of play; (iii) the shot goes off the dasher boards or glass and deflects out of play; (iv) the shot is tipped or deflected out of play by a teammate; and (v) the shot becomes wedged in or on the exterior of the goal net.

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Bob Rivard, Jean Pronovost, Dale Tallon, Greg Sheppard, Rick MacLeish, Grant Sasser, Arto Javananien, Willy Lindstrom, Dave McLlwain, Randy Gilhen, Bryan Trottier, Vladimir Vujtek, Rico Fata, Ramzi Abid, Ryan Whitney, Mike Comrie, Jason Williams, Beau Bennett Ab McDonald, Bob Woytowich, Dean Prentice, Robin Burns, John Stewart, Steve Cardwell, Yvon Labre, Jacques Cossette, Yves Bergeron, Pete Mahovlich, Paul Marshall, Gregg Sheppard, Paul Gardner, Gary Rissling, Moe Mantha, Dave Hunter, Dave Hannan, Perry Ganchar, Jamie Leach, Jeff Daniels, Luc Robitaille, Bryan Smolinski, Stu Barnes, Greg Johnson, Roman Oksiuta, Robert Lang, Mathias Johansson, Mike Eastwood, Colby Armstrong, Janne Pesonen Keith McCreary, Michel Briere Paul Andrea, Greg Polis, Bob Kelly, Brian Spencer, Kim Davis, Mike Bullard, Neil Belland, Dwight Mathiasen, Jim McGeough, Chris Joseph, Wayne Van Dorp, Steve Dykstra, Paul Stanton, Rick Tocchet, Norm Maciver, Jason Woolley, Sven Butenschon, Dan LaCouture, Randy Robitaille, Matt Murley, Ric Jackman, Chris Thorburn, Jeff Taffe, Tim Wallace, Matt D’Agostini, Lee Stempniak Bill Speer, Mel Pearson, Bob Woytowich, Ted Lanyon, Jean Guy Legace, Doug Barrie, Rick Kessell, John Stewart, Bob Leiter, Eddie Shack, Larry Bignell, Nelson Debenedet, continued on page 208

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Ed Gilbert, Jim Hamilton, Rod Schutt, Gary Rissling, Doug Lecuyer, Rich Sutter, Andy Brickley, Wally Weir, Randy Hillier, Kjell Samuelsson, Paul Stanton, Chris Joseph, Domenic Pittis, Fredrik Olausson, Victor Ignatjev, Steve Leach, John Jakopin, Dan Trebil, Steve McKenna, Shane Endicott, Eric Boguniecki, Alexei Ponikarovsky, Ryan Craig, Trevor Smith, Chris Conner Gary Swain, Rod Zaine, Tim Horton, Eddie Schack, Jean Guy Lagace, Larry Bignell (playoffs only), Mario Faubert, Don Awrey, Bob Paradise, Pat Hughes, Marc Chorney, Pat Graham, Rob Garner, Ted Bulley, Kevin McCarthy, Roger Belanger, Dwight Mathiasen, Troy Loney, Doug Brown, Ian Moran, Lyle Odelein, Kris Beech, Matt Cooke Bill Speer, Robin Burns, John Stewart, Darryl Edestrand, Nick Beverly, Dennis Owchar, Greg Redquest, Tom Cassidy, Tom Price, Randy Carlyle, Kevin McCarthy, Ted Nolan, Norm Schmidt, Alek Stojanov, Dan Kesa, Jeff Norton, Kevin Stevens, Marc Bergevin, Maxime Talbot, Eric Tangradi, Andrew Ebbett

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Jim Morrison, Dunc McCallum, Jim Morrison, Mike McMahon, Syl Apps, Pete Mahovlich, Orest Kindrachuk, Paul Mulvey, Steve Gatzos, Troy Loney, Ted Bulley, Wayne Babych, Mike Blaisdell, Mark Kachowski, Mike Stapleton, Richard Park, Dave McLlwain, Petr Klima, Darius Kasparaitis, Garry Valk, Frantisek Kucera, Kent Manderville, Landon Wilson, Ronald Petrovicky, Ruslan Fedotenko, Eric Tangradi, Steve Sullivan Jim Morrison, Joe Noris, Jim Shires, Hank Nowak, Yves Bergeron, Pete LaFramboise, Mike Corrigan, Jacques Cossette, Rod Schutt, Todd Charlesworth, Gilles Meloche, Scott Bjugstad, Gilbert Delorme, Jamie Leach, Glen Murray,

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Eddie Olczyk, Alexei Kovalev, Georges Laraque, Craig Adams Ron Stackhouse, Harvey Bennett, Mario Faubert, Gene Carr, Tom Price, Jim Hamilton, Bob Simpson, Tim Hrynewich, Rocky Saganiuk, Bruce Crowder, Robert Geale, Steve Gatzos, Dan Frawley, Gordie Roberts, Kjell Samuelsson, Greg Andrusak, Jeff Christian, Craig Muni, Dan Kesa, Todd Hlushko (playoffs only), Michal Rozsival, Matt Hussey, Jani Rita, Nils Ekman, Adam Hall, Eric Godard Al Smith, Jim Rutherford, RON STACKHOUSE Denis Herron, Andy Brown, Gary Inness, Bob Stumpf, Dunc Wilson, Greg Millen, Michel Dion, Phil Bourque, Markus Naslund, Tyler Wright, Krzysztof Oliwa, Brooks Orpik, Marc-Andre Fleury Les Binkley, Marv Edwards, Cam Newton, Andy Brown, Gary Inness, Bob Taylor, Gordon Laxton, Paul Gardner, Kim Davis, Gary Edwards, Roberto Romano, Steve Guenette, Alain Chevrier, Francois Leroux, Philippe DeRouville, Jean-Sebastien Aubin, Dany Sabourin Michel Plasse, Nick Ricci, Vincent Tremblay, Brian Ford, Carl Mokosak, Rick Tabaracci, Tom Barrasso, Ken Wregget, Ron Tugnutt, Rich Parent, Sebastien Caron Dave Hannan, Dave Goertz, Dwight Mathiasen, Pat Mayer, Peter Taglianetti, John Slaney, Harry York, Greg Crozier, Dick Tarnstrom, Alain Nasreddine, Chris Minard, Mathieu Garon, Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblond Tony Feltrin, Bob Simpson, Rocky Saganiuk, Bob Gladney, Doug Bodger, Mike Rowe, Mitch Wilson, Zarley Zalapski, Bryan Fogarty, Marty McSorley, Jim McKenzie, Stefan Bergkvist, Alex Hicks, Dan LaCouture, Guillaume Lefebvre, Reid Simpson, Ziggy Palffy, Eric Cairns, Ryan Stone, Steve MacIntyre Andre St. Laurent, Tom Thornbury, Greg Tebbutt, Randy Hillier, Ted Nolan, Todd Charlesworth, Lee Giffin, Dwight Mathiasen, Scott Young, Dave Michayluk (playoffs only), Greg Brown, Rusty Fitzgerald, Jeff Christian, Peter Popovic, Garth Snow, Ross Lupaschuk, Ramzi Abid, Jonathan Filewich continued on page 212

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Roberto Romano, Warren Young, Darren Lowe, Ron Duguay, Brad Aitken, Tom Barrasso, Ty Conklin Jock Callander, Pat Neaton, Greg Andrusak, Corey Foster, Brad Lauer, J.J. Daigneault, Matthew Barnaby, Tom Kostopoulos, Andre Roy, Connor James, John Curry, Jussi Jokinen Justin Duberman, Ladislav Karabin, Ian Moran (playoffs only), Greg Andrusak, Norm Maciver, Kip Miller, Tom Kostopoulos, Mikael Samuelsson, Ryan VandenBussche, Jarkko Ruutu, Bill Thomas, Brian Strait, Jeff Zatkoff Scott Gruhl, Jiri Hrdina, Peter Allen, Andreas Johansson, Jan Hrdina, Jeff Taffe, Jonathan Filewich, Mark Letestu, Nick Johnson, Colin McDonald, Zach Sill Mike Needham, Peter Allen, Joel Bouchard, Jon Sim, Chris Minard, Luca Caputi, Brad Thiessen, Harry Zolnierczyk Frank Pietrangelo, Patrick Lalime, Andy Chiodo, Alexander Pechurskiy, Nick Drazenovic Shane Endicott, Jocelyn Thibault, Nathan Smith, Martin Skoula, Robert Bortuzzo Tuomas Gronman, Dustin Jeffrey, Nick Johnson, Corey Potter, Dylan Reese Jeff Daniels, Tomas Surovy, Philippe Boucher Todd Nelson, Drake Berehowsky, Ed Patterson, Rob Brown, Stephane Richer, Brooks Orpik Mike Needham (playoffs only), Glen Mulvenna, Peter Ferraro, Martin Sonnenberg, Rob Scuderi, Arron Asham, Adam Payerl Victor Ignatjev, Pavel Skrbek, Jeff Toms, Joe Vitale Chris Ferraro, Maxim Galanov, JARKKO RUUTU Kent Manderville, Michal Sivek, Micki DuPont, Tim Brent, Simon Despres

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Sven Butenschon, Jeff Serowik, Konstantin Koltsov, Tyler Kennedy

Jeff Christian, Eric Meloche, Alex Kovalev Jay McKee

Greg Andrusak, Matt Hussey, Brian Gibbons

Richard Park

Martin Brochu

Paul Coffey

Dave Roche

Miroslav Satan

Rusty Fitzgerald

Martin Straka

Alexandre Picard

Petr Klima

Larry Murphy, Drake Berehowsky, Ric Jackman, Sergei Gonchar, Philip Samuelsson Sergei Zubov, Eric Tangradi

Sidney Crosby Rick Tocchet, Tomas Vokoun Petr Nedved Aleksey Morozov

Chris Ferraro, Shawn Heins, Marcel Goc Kris Letang Robert Dome, Michel Ouellet, Carl Sneep, Jayson Megna Luca Caputi Tim Wallace Ben Lovejoy Mario Lemieux Alex Goligoski, Paul Bissonnette Jaromir Jagr Jiri Slegr, Konstantin Koltsov, Evgeni Malkin

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BUILDING INFORMATION ALCOHOL Guests of CONSOL Energy Center must be 21 years of age or older to purchase and/or consume alcoholic beverages. ARAMARK reserves the right to check proof of legal drinking age. There is a maximum of TWO (2) alcoholic beverages per purchase at all concession stands and portable vendors. For Pittsburgh Penguins games, all alcohol sales within the arena will conclude at the beginning of the third period. Individual concerts and events are determined on a show-by-show basis.

ATM MACHINES For the convenience of our fans, ATMs are available in CONSOL Energy Center: First Niagara Bank - Outside section 119 and 230, and in the lobby of the Trib Total Media Gate PNC Bank on PNC Legends Level - Outside of party suite 44 and suite 13

BAGS, BACKPACKS AND PURSES For security purposes, only small personal bags (purses, baby or diaper bags, etc.) will be permitted inside CONSOL Energy Center and all items are subject to search upon entrance.

Large bags, coolers, backpacks and sealed packages, including gifts for performers and/or athletes of any kind are not permitted unless otherwise noted on the individual event page.

BANNERS AND SIGNS Banners and signs are permitted for most events, providing they are appropriate, as deemed by building management. Signs must not be commercial in nature or utilize wood, metal or other types of objects for support. They cannot be hung or fastened anywhere in the building or in any way obstruct another guest’s view or building signage.

AUTOMOTIVE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AAA will have a “Puck Truck” at all Penguins home games. The “Puck Truck” is available to assist patrons that have trouble with their vehicles in CONSOL Energy Center lots only. Fans can call 1.800.AAA.HELP after the start of the third period.

BABY CHANGING STATIONS Baby changing stations are available in all restrooms, located on all seating levels of CONSOL Energy Center.

CAMERAS Cameras are permitted into CONSOL Energy Center for Pittsburgh Penguins hockey games and most events. If allowed, CONSOL Energy Center continued on page 218

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building policy states only small personal still cameras equipped with three (3) inch lens or smaller be brought into the building.

Cameras with detachable lenses or flashes are not permitted. Video, audio and professional camera and recording devices are strictly prohibited in the building.

For all other non-hockey events, camera policies will vary. Please check the individual event page for further information.

CREDIT CARDS VISA, Discover, MasterCard and American Express credit cards are accepted at all merchandise and concession stands.

DESIGNATED DRIVERS Guests of legal drinking age who hold a valid driver’s license and wish to sign up to be a designated driver, may visit Guest Services at section 104 for specific Designated Driver booth locations during Pittsburgh Penguins games. In return for safe and sober transportation of their group from CONSOL Energy Center, the designated driver will receive a coupon redeemable for a complimentary soft drink during the game.

DOORS OPEN Doors generally open one (1) hour prior to the start of an event at CONSOL Energy Center, including Pittsburgh Penguins games. Please check the individual event page for further information. CONSOL Energy Center has a no re-entry policy; once you leave the building during an event, you will not be permitted to return.

EMERGENCY EVACUATION In the event of an emergency, CONSOL Energy Center staff will utilize the public address (PA) system

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to inform guests of the situation and any instructions as applicable. All exits and emergency exits are posted with appropriate signage.

ENTRANCES AND EXITS There are four (4) points of entry into CONSOL Energy Center: American Eagle Gate (Fifth Avenue and Washington Place), Trib Total Media Gate (Centre Avenue Lower Entrance), Verizon Gate (Centre Avenue Upper Entrance), and a private parking garage entrance for suite ticket holders.

FAMILY RESTROOMS Family restrooms are available on all levels of CONSOL Energy Center near sections 106/107, 108, 115, 121, 213, 225, party suite 44 and suite 13.

FIRST AID There are two (2) UPMC First Aid Stations, one on each level of CONSOL Energy Center. UPMC First Aid is located adjacent to the Guest Services office outside section 104 and behind the concession stand at section 232.

FOOD AND BEVERAGES No food or beverages of any kind are permitted to be brought into CONSOL Energy Center. Concession stands located throughout the arena sell a wide variety of food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Patrons requesting to bring in outside food or beverage due to health conditions should contact Guest Services in advance at info@consolenergycenter.com. continued on page 221

HOSPITALITY & VIP PACKAGES

JIM BEAM® MAKE HISTORY™ PARTY SUITES • 40 – 160 people • Includes buffet meal and soft drinks • Penguins Hat for All Guests

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• Twenty-two (22) tickets together near the Penguins bench • Access to private lounge featuring Mario Lemieux memorabilia • Upscale meal and open bar

EXECUTIVE CLUB EXPERIENCE • Twelve (12) tickets in the FedEx Level close to the action • Private area in the exclusive Executive Dining Room inside the Lexus Club • Access to all arena premium Clubs

LINE CHANGE VIP EXPERIENCE • Four (4) seats directly next to the visiting team bench • Pre-game meal in the Lexus Club • Each guest receives a collectible gift

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT THE PREMIUM SEATING DEPARTMENT: 412.642.PENS | premiumseating@pittsburghpenguins.com

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Pennsylvania State Law prohibits the sale of alcohol to all persons under the age of 21. Guests are required to show proper identification and proof of age when purchasing alcoholic beverages.

LOST AND FOUND If an item is lost or found during an event please see the Guest Services office located outside section 104.

Guests inquiring about lost items after an event should call 412.804.7903.

Items lost at events are held in storage for thirty (30) days and then either disposed of or donated to an appropriate charity.

RE-ENTRY POLICY Exit and re-entry is not permitted at CONSOL Energy Center.

SECURITY In the interest of guests and staff safety, a search process is required for all events in order to prevent guests from bringing unauthorized and prohibited items into the arena.

SMOKING POLICY Smoking is not permitted inside CONSOL Energy Center.

PENSGEAR PensGear Powered by Reebok, the official team store of the Pittsburgh Penguins, is located in the lobby of CONSOL Energy Center, inside the Trib Total Media Gate. Store hours vary. Please call 412.553.8553 for more information. Refer to page 77 for additional store locations throughout CONSOL Energy Center.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

signs on poles, weapons or any other

Birthday and anniversary messages can be displayed at Pittsburgh Penguins hockey games only. A $20 donation is required to the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation. To have a birthday or anniversary message displayed, visit the ‘Fan Zone’ section of pittsburghpenguins.com. All requests must be placed at least forty-eight (48)

items deemed dangerous and/or

hours prior to each game.

PROHIBITED ITEMS Bags, back packs, air horns, coolers (hard/soft sided), thermoses, large purses, cans, bottles, flasks, alcoholic beverages, laser pointers, video or audio recording devices, professional cameras/lens, tripods, banners or

inappropriate are strictly prohibited.

Small purses, camera cases, binocular cases and diaper bags will be permitted, however, all items that do not pass security must be returned to vehicles.

QUESTIONS For general questions, please call 412.642.1800 or e-mail info@consolenergycenter.com.

TAG-A-KID In the event a parent and child might be separated at a CONSOL Energy Center event, parents can register their child with the Tag-A-Kid program. A wristband with the parent’s seat location and contact number will be given to the child. Registration is available at the Guest Services office located outside section 104. continued on page 223

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VIDEO CAMERAS Use of video or audio recording equipment is strictly prohibited.

CONSOL Energy Center reserves the right to confiscate any tape or film and remove the patron from the building.

WHEELCHAIRS A limited number of wheelchairs are available for transporting guests that are disabled to their seating location.

Guests can be transported from the gates to their seats. If a wheelchair is needed for the duration of the event, guests must supply their own wheelchairs. Wheelchairs cannot be reserved in advance. Upon arrival, guests can arrange for a wheelchair at any entrance of CONSOL Energy Center. Please see a CONSOL Energy Center employee to assist with wheelchair transportation.

WILL CALL Tickets ordered or prepaid can be picked up at the DICK’S Sporting Goods Box Office, located in the lobby of the Trib Total Media Gate. Will Call windows open one (1) hour prior to events and patrons must present valid photo identification and the credit card of record when picking up tickets.

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