In the Room is a PensTV production about the Pittsburgh Penguins. The camera crew follows the team and the players through the regular season and into the playoffs. The series has won a number of Emmys.
Series Overview[]
| Season | Episodes | First Aired | Status |
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| 1 | 10 | 2011-2012 | Complete |
| 2 | 6 | 2012-2013 | Complete |
| 3 | 7 | 2013-2014 | Complete |
| 4 | 8 | 2014-2015 | Complete |
| 5 | 9 | 2015-2016 | Complete |
| 6 | 7 | 2016-2017 | Complete |
| 7 | - | 2017-2018 | In progress |
Episodes[]
Season 1[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 1 | 1 | Episode 1 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 15:25 |
| Coach Dan Bylsma has a birthday. James Neal scores his first goal of the season five minutes into the first game. It's Movember, and Pascal Dupuis is mic'd up for practice (Geno asks if he's wearing a 'microwave'). Neal loses shootout practice and has to wear a Hawaiian shirt as punishment. Sidney Crosby suits up in a game for the first time in 318 days since diagnosed with a concussion. He has a 4-point game vs the Islanders. | |||||
| 2 | 2, Part 1 | Episode 2 Part 1 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 5:24 |
| The Penguins reflect on difficult various injuries can be and Mike Kadar offers insight into what it's like to work with players who are trying to battle back from injury. Having a nearly fully healthy roster sparks excitment among fans, with Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Jordan Staal all on the ice at the same time. Coach Dan Bylsma and Jordan Staal reflect on how strange it is to see former Penguin Maxime Talbot wearing orange for the Philadelphia Flyers. | |||||
| 3 | 2, Part 2 | Episode 2 Part 2 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 7:52 |
| Searching for a win against the Buffalo Sabres, a mic'd up Coach Dan Bylsma inspires a bit of fire in the team and James Neal makes his start. Simon Despres scores his first NHL goal, much to the delight of the bench and Evgeni Malkin scores his seventh career hat-trick. Having missed nineteen games with a broken wrist, Ben Lovejoy makes his return to the Penguins line-up. Off the ice, the Penguins and their families enjoy the Annual Family Holiday Skate at the rink. | |||||
| 4 | 3 | Episode 3 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 12:53 |
| The Penguins, despite a four game streak, are suffering from a number of injury woes, including Sidney Crosby, Kris Letang, and Jordan Staal and Coach Dan Bylsma is concerned about the impact on the team. After an article is published questionning Sidney Crosby's leadership while he is out injured, Pascal Dupuis leads the team in taking an on-ice stand in support of their captain, with all 23 players doning the traditional "C" and Evgeni Malkin choosing to don the traditional Russian "K". Kris Letang attempts to make a comeback from injury after missing 20 games and Coach Dan Bylsma works with him to make sure he's ready. Chris Kunitz and Coach Dan Bylsma reflect on the dominance of Evgeni Malkin during the 2011 - 2012 season so far. | |||||
| 5 | 4 | Episode 4 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 6:02 |
| It's the end of January and the Penguins continue their march to reach the play-offs. Marc-Andre Fleury reflects on how difficult it is as the Penguins have the goal of winning their division. With Fleury on a hot streak, Evgeni Malkin and Craig Adams relfect on his contributions to the team. | |||||
| 6 | 5 | Episode 5 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 4:47 |
| With Sidney Crosby having been out injured for two months and Jordan Staal having been out injured for one month, the Penguins focus on the importance of leadership. They head to Boston, hoping to send a message by winning the game. Marc-Andre Fleury reflects on the play of Evgeni Malkin and his linemates, Chris Kunitz and James Neal. Evgeni Malkin continues to focus on maintaining his knee rehabilitation. | |||||
| 7 | 6 | Episode 6 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 8:35 |
| Jordan Staal makes a welcome return to the Penguins line-up. While the Penguins battle on, Sidney Crosby's health is still a concern. Mike Kadar assists Sidney Crosby with his on-ice work-outs and Coach Dan Bylsma reflects on the contributions of Kadar to rehabilitation of players. James Neal jokes with Kadar that he could emulate Crosby's on-ice moves. | |||||
| 8 | 7 | Episode 7 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 7:59 |
| With the trade deadline coming up, General Manager Ray Shero acknowledges that there's always a bit of anxiety but ultimately does nothing to the Penguins roster. With play-offs looming, the Penguins seek a win against the Philadelphia Flyers in order to stay in the race. Pascal Dupuis reflects that it's always positive to play with the same teammates as it creates consistency. | |||||
| 9 | 8 | Episode 8 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 13:11 |
| Marc-Andre Fleury offers a truly unique goalie's perspective when he faces shots from his teammates. Kris Letang is injured while playing against the Dallas Stars. Off the ice, Mario Lemieux is honoured for his contributions to Penguins hockey with the unveiling of his statue outside of Consol Energy Centre. The Penguins surprise Lemieux by attending the unveiling on a game day and Pascal Dupuis scores in honour of his childhood hero that night. Both Sidney Crosby and Kris Letang return in time to face the New York Rangers as the Penguins continue to battle for the number one play-off spot. On Crosby's first shift, he scores and the Penguins take a lead that they do not relinquish. | |||||
| 10 | 9 | Episode 9 | 2011-2012 | YouTube | 8:19 |
| With a healthy roster for the first time in 16 weeks, the Penguins look to make their final push for play-offs and claim home ice advantage. Sidney Crosby reflects on how much it means to be back on the ice with the team. Considered the team to beat, the Penguins' winning streak is brought to an end by the Philadelphia Flyers and the team ponders what the first round against their state rivals will hold. | |||||
Season 2[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 11 | 1 | A Fast Start | 2012-2013 | YouTube | 22:59 |
| It's a new season and the Penguins are looking forward to getting started after an extended off-season, thanks in no part to the player lockout. Joe Vitale reflects on what it means to be able to get back onto the ice and Coach Dan Bylsma welcomes the team back. Owing to the curtailed season, it's up to players to understand the system quickly and training camp involves an inter-camp scrimmage with the WBS Penguins. Sidney Crosby is mic'd up for the game and afterwards, Coach Bylsma is tasked with choosing his 23 man roster. Pascal Dupuis helps Sidney Crosby with his gloves and what happens when Crosby doesn't catch one of them? | |||||
| 12 | 2 | Pass the Hat | 2012-2013 | YouTube | 23:05 |
| It's been a long time coming, but it's finally a Hockey Night in Pittsburgh as the Penguins take to the ice for their home opener on 23 January against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Chris Kunitz and Paul Martin reflect on how much fan support means to the team. Matt Niskasen works on recovering from a lower body injury with Mike Kadar. The Penguins reveal that their MVP award (awarded by the team after each win to the player who is deemed most worthy) is a coal miner's helmet, a symbol of Pittsburgh. A mic'd up James Neal is delighted to find so many jerseys with his number in the crowd and debates game strategy with Evgeni Malkin. It's time to call the line-up and Evgeni Malkin's the man for the job. Although, who is the "terrible soccer player" and who is the "tall defenseman"? | |||||
| 13 | 3 | March-ing On | 2012-2013 | YouTube | 23:03 |
| It's well into February and the Penguins engage in another battle with their state rivals, the Philadelphia Flyers. Rookie Beau Bennett works at finding his feet, both on and off the ice. He scores his first NHL goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Marc-Andre Fleury is mic'd up during practice and there's a lot at stake as the Penguins practice shoot-outs. If they lose, they lose the ability to shave for the month. Kris Letang reflects on facing Jordan Staal, now part of the Carolina Hurricanes. Off the ice, the Penguins host their annual Skates and Plates events, with mixed results. There's major competition when the Penguins get on a basketball court. Matt Cooke is mic'd up against the Boston Bruins and Pascal Dupuis gives his teammates' hygiene habits a hard time when he's mic'd up at practice. | |||||
| 14 | 4 | Trade Wins | 2012-2013 | YouTube | 23:02 |
| March is up and injured Evgeni Malkin works with Mike Kadar on rehabilitation. The Penguins on the verge of creating NHL history, by being the only team to go without a loss in a calendar month. Brandon Sutter is mic'd up for another colourful clash with the Philadelphia Flyers. The trade deadline is looming and General Manager Ray Shero is looking to adding to topline fowards as well as defence. Brenden Morrow and Doug Murray are welcomed to the team and Ray Shero isn't quite done, adding forwards Jerome Iginla and Jussi Jokinen. The Penguins are due to play the Boston Bruins, although the game is uncertain in the wake of the Boston Marathon Bombings. The game goes ahead and in an emotional night, the Penguins clinch the number one seed in the Eastern Conference. | |||||
| 15 | 5 | The First Four | 2012-2013 | YouTube | 15:48 |
| It's play-offs time and the Penguins are facing a team they've never face before in play-offs, the New York Islanders. Having been unable to win more than four games in the first round of play-offs for three seasons, the pressure is on as the Penguins look to break that trend. It's Game One and the Penguins come out firing, with Beau Bennett getting his first NHL play-off goal. The Peguins shut the Islanders out. Sidney Crosby is back for Game Two, returning from a broken jaw and scores 13 minutes into the game. The Islanders take the second game, however. The Penguins travel to Long Island for Game Three which ends in a tie score. Extra time decides the winner and Chris Kunitz becomes a hero, winning it for the Penguins. A pre-game two touch game turns into search and rescue when the ball goes missing. It's Game Four and do or die for the Penguins. But the Islanders force Game Five in Pittsburgh. It's a melt down by the Islanders and the Penguins get a shut out, moving on to Round Two of play-offs. | |||||
| 16 | 6 | The Second Hurdle | 2012-2013 | YouTube | 16:26 |
| It's Round Two of play-offs and the Penguins have their work cut out for them against the Ottawa Senators. Evgeni Malkin is mic'd up for Game One and the Penguins take the first game, courtesy of a short-handed goal from Pascal Dupuis. Game Two see the Penguins get another win, courtesy of a Sidney Crosby hattrick. It's Game Three in Ottawa and two over times decide the ultimate winner, the Senators. The Penguins storm back to a 7 - 3 win in Game Four and the pressure is on for Game Five. Jerome Iginla is mic'd up for the game and the Penguins sweep the Senators away. The Penguins are half way through play-offs and contemplate the next round. | |||||
Season 3[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 17 | 1 | Toting the Rock | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 22:57 |
| The Penguins bid farewell to their off-season with the Annual Summer Sticks golf tournament and reflect on the start of a new season after losing the Eastern Conference Final to the Boston Bruins. "ATTENTION!" Pre-season kicks off in a less than traditional setting, with the Penguins visiting West Point (US Military Academy) for team building and training. But which team will get their flag to the top of the mountain first? Coach Dan Bylsma hosts the team's first training session and Evgeni Malkin is late. Having been drafted by the Penguins, defencemen Olli Maatta and Derrick Pouliot make the most of their first training camp. General Manager Ray Shero announces that goaltender Tomas Vokoun will be out for 3 - 6 months, owing to treatment for a blood clot. Supporting the Pittsburgh Pirates who have made it to the post season, the Penguins try out their baseball skills. On ice and in skates. Coach Dan Bylsma finalises his roster for the start of the regular season. | |||||
| 18 | 2 | Well Equipped | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 22:59 |
| Marc-Andre Fleury has a heart to heart with Coach Dan Bylsma about why he doesn't like storing pucks in the net during practice. The season gets off to a flying start, with the Penguins winning 7 of their 8 first games. Decisions need to be made when it comes to deciding whether defenceman Olli Maatta will stay on or return to Juniors. Ultimately, it's decided that he will stay on. It's Halloween and a shoot-out at practice determines which Penguin will have to wear the dreaded Halloween shirt to the rink for five days in a row. The dubious honour goes to Rookie Jayson Megna, who receives the call up as injury cover. A mic'd up Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin discuss strategy against the New York Islanders on the bench. Jayson Megna scores his first NHL goal and Pascal Dupuis shows off his questionable dentistry skills on the bench against the Boston Bruins. Head Equipment Manager Dana Heinze gives an insider's view as to what it's like to prepare the locker room for players. Jayson Megna, Jeff Zatkoff, and Olli Maatta take a ride to the airport. Joe Vitale is mic'd up against the Columbus Blue Jackets. | |||||
| 19 | 3 | November Reign | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| 15 games in 30 days. While the month starts well, the Penguins face dealing with a losing streak. James Neal is mic'd up against the Philadelphia Flyers and debates game strategy with Sidney Crosby. Rookie Brian Gibbons scores his first NHL goal in his first game but his goal celebration (or lack there of) provides much discussion on the bench and in the locker room. Sidney Crosby does his best in a game of pre-game two touch and Jussi Jokinen calls foul when Sidney knocks the ball out. The Penguins deal with injuries to Beau Bennett and Paul Martin and the prospect of not spending Thanksgiving at home with loved ones. Tyler Kennedy returns to Pittsburgh as a San Jose Shark. The Penguins reflect on the benefits of post-game workouts. Tensions boil over in Boston against the Bruins and Brooks Orpik sustains a concussion. The Penguins host a number of young Penguins fans for practice, with Marc-Andre Fleury taking centre stage and refusing to let any of his team mates score. Sidney Crosby thrills when he goes into the stands to meet fans. | |||||
| 20 | 4 | Silhouettes of a Season | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| November melts into December and the Pengins host their annual Holiday Family Skate at Consol Energy Centre. With a slew of injuries to the team, Zach Sill gets his first call-up and provides colourful insight to his first NHL game in which he drops the gloves. James Neal comes back from a 5 game suspension and Pascal Dupuis has some choice words about it. The Penguins are on a winning hot streak at home but their first road trip of 2014 sends them to Canada. On the plane, Sidney Crosby and Marc-Andre Fleury engage in a video game battle with Kris Letang and James Neal notes that Sidney is the team's worst player. There's eager anticipation on the team when final Olympic Team rosters for the Sochi Olympics are announced. The team makes a special presentation to Coach Dan Bylsma for a franchise record in most wins for a coach. | |||||
| 21 | 5 | The Strongest Bond | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| Goalie Tomas Vokoun makes a return to the ice and Olympic fever is at an all time high as Paul Martin races to return from injury in time to take his spot on Team USA. Jeff Zatkoff and Tyler Pyatt reflect on Brandon Sutter's contribution to the team. Marc-Andre Fleury almost gets into his first fight with fellow goalie Peter Budaj. The Penguins go on the road to play the Los Angeles Kings, and are accompanied by their mothers for a Mothers' and Sons' trip. It's an emotional moment as the Penguins thank their mothers for what they have done in a video tribute. Goalie Jeff Zatkoff gets the start against the Kings who drafted him and he expresses his gratitude to Dan Bylsma. Defenseman Olli Maatta navigates the downtown streets of Pittsburgh and reflects on what it means to represent Finland at the Sochi Olympics. The Penguins hit a streak of 40 wins in 57 games, the fastest of any team in franchise history. It is announced that Kris Letang has suffered a stroke. The Penguins reflect on what it means to go from teammates to Olympic rivals. | |||||
| 22 | 6 | The Extra Mile | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| The Penguins discuss Brandon Sutter's interesting nickname. It's time for the Sochi Olympics and preparation is in full swing for the Penguins who will represent their respective countries. Evgeni Malkin discusses the significance of playing in his home country, trying to win an Olympic medal, and takes stock of his Team Russia kit. His missing pants are a cause for concern. Pascal Dupuis wishes Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin well and promises he'll return from injury in time for play-offs. In Sochi, Paul Martin (representing Team USA) goes to watch some skiing. Meanwhile, the Penguins continue to practice without their missing team mates and it's business as usual once the Olympians return, with the Penguins making their push towards play-offs. The team partakes in the Outdoor Stadium Series against the Chicago Blackhawks. Trade deadline approaches and Ray Shero adds to the Penguins' depth through the acquisitions of Marcel Goc and Lee Stempniak. | |||||
| 23 | 7 | March to the Playoffs | 2013-2014 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| It's time for the Penguins' Annual Skates and Plates Benefit, with Penguins exhibiting their serving skills and Evgeni Malkin concerned about his wine. Kris Letang makes a welcome return to the ice for a full team practice as well as Beau Bennett. Evgeni Malkin rediscovers his scoring touch and Sidney Crosby reflects on how difficult it was for Malkin in the aftermath of the Sochi Olympics, with Team Russia not medaling. Robert Bortuzzo is mic'd up against the St Louis Blues. The Penguins reflect on how losses before play-offs can be benefitial in terms of mental preparation. Having been injured in Sochi, Paul Martin returns to the line up. Kris Letang returns to the ice for a game against the Detroit Red Wings. | |||||
Season 4[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 24 | 1 | A New Chapter | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| Playing for the Penguins comes with the highest of expectations. Failing to live up to those expectations meanns inevitable change which comes in the form of new management, new Head Coach, Mike Johnston, and a 40% overhaul of the team roster. Team veterans Sidney Crosby and Pascal Dupuis discuss the new changes. It's business as usual with training camp looming and players battle it out to make the regular season roster. Winger Patric Hornqvist talks about his trade in the summer from the Nashville Predators and what it means to play for the Penguins. There's fun to be had when the Penguins deliver tickets to season ticket holders. Fellow Finns Olli Maatta and Kasperi Kapanen spend some quality time together, although Maatta's driving skills are called into question. Brandon Sutter is mic'd up against the Columbus Blue Jackets in a pre-season game. Pascal Dupuis makes a welcome return to ice, having been sidelined for 9 months with an ACL injury in the home opener against the Anaheim Ducks and has a 4 point night. Psacal Dupuis chirps Sidney Crosby about all of his awards. | |||||
| 25 | 2 | Family Matters | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| The Penguins reveal their 3rd new jersey, and, in a blast from the past, the new jerseys feature "Pittsburgh Gold." There's a scare when Pascal Dupuis is struck in the neck by a stray puck. The Penguins debut their new jerseys against the Philadelphia Flyers and Sidney Crosby is mic'd up for the game. Evgeni Malkin does not take kindly to losing in a game of two touch. Paul Martin talks about playing James Neal, now playing for the Nashville Predators and Marc-Andre Fleury and Evgeni Malkin can't resist pranking their former team mate. General Manager Jim Rutherford announces that Olli Maatta will undergo surgery for a cancerous tumour on his thyroid. It's a special time when the Penguins invite their parents to Parents' Weekend in Pittsburgh. | |||||
| 26 | 3 | Hitting Home | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| The Penguins face the New York Rangers for the first time in the season and Mike Johnston discusses the importance of maintaining a mental edge. In a bizarre shoot-out, the Penguins lose the game, only for the goal to be disallowed. Marc-Andre Fleury is required to put his kit back on and makes a second save, with the Penguins declared the winners. Olli Maatta's surgery is successful and he makes a return to the ice after missing only 6 games. Off the ice, a serious medical condition sidelines Pascal Dupuis when it is announced that he is undergoing treatment for a blood clot. His treatment is to last 6 months and he is supported by his team mates at the press conference announcement. Pascal Dupuis reflects on what the diagnosis means for him and his family. At the Penguins' next home game against the New York Islanders, Pascal Dupuis is given a standing ovation. Marc-Andre Fleury registers his 300th career win and becomes the 3rd youngest goalie to do so. Evgeni Malkin's surprised by the milestone because he scores at least 10 goals in every practice on Fleury. Zach Sill's mic'd up in a fiery clash with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Sidney Crosby achieves a milestone of his own, registering 800 NHL points. An injured Chris Kunitz spends time with his family at home and Steve Downie interviews Evgeni Malkin, where they discuss the art of scoring shoot-out goals. | |||||
| 27 | 4 | Building Character | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| Christian Erhoff gives his impressions of living in Pittsburgh. There's league-wide concern as a number of players are infected with mumps, including Sidney Crosby. Bobby Farnham cememts his reputation as the "mayhem guy" on the ice and rookie Derrick Pouliot makes his NHL debut against the Florida Panthers, joining some elite company in scoring a goal off his first shot in his first shift. Owing to the mumps outbreak, Jeff Zatkoff is called in as a last minute replacement, arriving half an hour before puck drop against the Florida Panthers. Assistant General Manager Bill Guerin puts together an ice rink in his back yard. A game against the Washington Capitals sees the return of Brooks Orpik and Matt Niskanen to Pittsburgh and Chris Kunitz and Rob Scuderi reflect on playing against their former team mates. Sidney Crosby is mic'd up for the game. 2015 gets off to a flying start, with the Penguins bringing in winger David Perron from the Edmonton Oilers. | |||||
| 28 | 5 | Planes, Trains, and Hockey Games | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| Assistant Equipment Manager Teddy Richards is honoured by the Penguins for being a part of 1 000 professional hockey games. A chirp-filled Nick Spaling is mic'd up against the New York Rangers. It's all too clear that intense rivalry is an understatement when it comes to describing the Penguins versus the Philadelphia Flyers and the gloves are off on both sides in another fiery clash. Beau Bennett gives an in-game perspective against the Chicago Blackhawks and there are plenty of chirps to be had. Marc-Andre Fleury is chosen to select the Penguins at the NHL All-Star Game in Columbus. General Manager Jim Rutherford announces another trade, sending Marcel Goc to the St Louis Blues for Maxim Lapierre. It's a unique travel experience for some of the Penguins when they board a train to New Jersey from Washington and Sidney Crosby and Marc-Andre Fleury keep their video game hopes alive. The Penguins go on an extended road trip to Western Canada and an energetic Zach Sill keeps everyone at practice on their toes. David Perron and Sidney Crosby engage in a lively game of two touch. Marc-Andre Fleury earns his 8th shut-out of the season and a new Penguins franchise record in the process. | |||||
| 29 | 6 | Shuffling the Deck | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| Blake Comeau talks about returning from injury after 2 months on the sidelines. For the first time in the season, the Penguins have a healthy roster, barring Pascal Dupuis who is still on IR. Management and the team reflect on what it means to be battle through the adversity that injuries pose. Meanwhile, it's time for Sidney Crosby's Little Penguins programme and Sidney Crosby's concerned about drills being fun and whether he looks like a proper instructor or not. Assisted by a fully-kitted out Marc-Andre Fleury and Kris Letang, they take to the ice for some drills with participants. It's a fiery clash against the Columbus Blue Jackets and Sidney Crosby faces longtime rival, Brandon Dubinsky. Paul Martin is mic'd up against the St Loius Blues. The trade deadline rears its ugly head and Zach Sill is traded for Daniel Winnik. Sidney Crosby reflects on the impact trades can have on a team, on the players involved in the trade and their families. Not done with trades, Jim Rutherford looks to bolster the blue line, by adding Ian Cole (formerly of the St Louis Blues) and Ben Lovejoy (formerly of the Anaheim Ducks) to the roster in exchange for Robert Bortuzzo and Simon Desperes respectively. Off the ice, the Penguins host their first Aces & Ices night (replacing the annual Plates & Skates) and players are left to man the craps and roulette tables. | |||||
| 30 | 7 | Fight to the End | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 23:00 |
| Injuries to Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Patric Hornqvist within a 2 game stretch leave the Penguins scrambling to maintain their composure. A road trip to New Jersey provides a chance for redemption and a mic'd up Daniel Winnik offers advice to his team mates about how to read their opposition. Another loss extends the Penguins' losing streak as they head to Arizona to take on the Coyotes, where Ian Cole offers his insight on the ice and the Penguins finally chalk up a win. Penguins radio broadcasting legend Mike Lange is honoured by the team for his 40 years of service and presented with a personalised jersey. Assistant Coach Rick Tocchet works with Evgeni Malkin and Patric Hornqvist as they get back on to the ice. While Malkin and Hornqvist return, Kris Letang sustains a concussion. In a game against the San Jose Sharks, the Penguins give it everything they have, their place in the play-offs no longer gauranteed. It takes resiliency of a special kind for the Penguins to clinch a play-off spot for the 9th straight year against the Buffalo Sabres. | |||||
| 31 | 8 | Sounds of the Season | 2014-2015 | YouTube | 22:59 |
| This episode details a number of highlights from the 2014-2015 season as well as the first round of play-offs against the New York Rangers. Pascal Dupuis' return to ice is highlighted. Head Coach Mike Johnston marshalls practice and Assistant Equipment Manager Teddy Richards details the intricacies of how a player is mic'd up for practice or a game. Bobby Farnham lends credence to the idea that he's a menace on the ice and Paul Martin is mic'd up against the St Louis Blues. It's down to business for the Penguins as they begin play-offs, with Maxim Lapierre mic'd up. The Penguins win the 1st game but it's the only game they win of the series, losing consecutive games to the President's Trophy winners, and the series is sealed for the Rangers by winger Carl Hagelin's game-winning goal. The Penguins reflect on their disappointment at an early exit from play-offs and their hope for what a new season means. | |||||
Season 5[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 32 | 1 | Home of the Penguins | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:05 |
| It’s the start of another chapter for the Penguins as the 2015-2016 season gets underway and with that, a host of new faces arrive. In what is regarded as the biggest off-season trade, General Manager Jim Rutherford announces the signing of Phil Kessel (formerly of the Toronto Maple Leafs). Training camp and the pre-season provide a chance for players to prove their worth and compete for a roster spot on the team. The Penguins hit the road to take on the Tampa Bay Lightning in pre-season game hosted by Johnstown, PA who have won the right to host an NHL pre-season game at their hometown rink and a mic’d up Patric Hornqvist provides unique game insight. Pascal Dupuis makes a welcome return to the team after being placed on IR in the previous season as he suffered from blood clots and rookie Daniel Sprong reflects on his time spent trying to make the Penguins roster. | |||||
| 33 | 2 | Taking Shape | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:04 |
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It takes a team effort to win a game. But what about a player who raises their game above and beyond? The Penguins introduce the Helmet to the locker room as a way to acknowledge each game’s MVP which is determined by the previous game’s MVP. The regular season kicks off with opening night in Pittsburgh (complete with a red carpet) against the Montreal Canadiens. Daniel Sprong scores his first NHL goal. As part of the Penguins Foundation Annual Pet Calendar shoot, Nick Bonino and his “Duper” dog, Kali, play Tug of War and the Penguins host a number of animals at the rink for the shoot. Pascal Dupuis takes to the ice for the first time, mic’d up, against the Dallas Stars. Former Penguins defenceman Sergei Gonchar returns to the team as a development coach and just what does Nick Bonino look like without a beard? When Pascal Dupuis is taken ill prior to the team's game in Edmonton, he is awarded the MVP Helmet by Nick Bonino. | |||||
| 34 | 3 | A Season of Change | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:04 |
| As they head into November, the Penguins acknowledge their season isn’t going as planned. A number of back to back losses places pressure on the team to win and a mic’d up Sidney Crosby tries to spark some offence on the ice. Off the ice, the Penguins lend their admittedly questionable acting skills to the team’s annual Holiday video, a parody of Home Alone, with a special guest appearance by Root Sports’ (and team favourite) Dan Potash. Matt Cullen takes his family to the National Aviary in Pittsburgh to learn about… well, penguins. Back-up goaltender Jeff Zatkoff provides positivity on the bench. The Penguins travel to Southern California, taking time out to enjoy beach volleyball and Beau Bennett visits his childhood home. In an emotional press conference, Penguins stalwart and veteran Pascal Dupuis announces that he will no longer play hockey and Sidney Crosby offers his thoughts. In an unprecedented move, head coach of the WBS Penguins, Mike Sullivan, is appointed as Head Coach of the Penguins. | |||||
| 35 | 4 | Pulling Together | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 22:59 |
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With new coach Mike Sullivan at the helm, the Penguins strive to form a new identity as a team and get the season back on track. Some personnel changes are made and a trade brings Trevor Daley (formerly of the Chicago Blackhawks) to Pittsburgh as well as a number of rookies being called up from the WBS Penguins. Rookie Conor Sheary, from Boston, reflects on scoring his first NHL goal against the Boston Bruins. Marc-Andre Fleury leads the team to their first win in 2016 and earns the MVP Helmet. Kevin Porter, David Warsofsky, Scott Wilson, and Conor Sheary go out to dinner but the real question is, who picks up their phone first? Strength and Conditioning Coach Alex Trinca offers insight into how to create a good work-out environment and Sidney Crosby works out, while Marc-Andre Fleury demonstrates his hula hoop skills. In a ride-along with Marc-Andre Fleury, he admits to cheering for the Canadiens when he was younger and the appearance of Billy Guerin’s puppy brings the rink to a standstill, with Guerin noting its favourite chew toy is a Sidney Crosby bobblehead. | |||||
| 36 | 5 | Forging an Identity | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:01 |
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Well into January and it’s all about the need for speed as Jim Rutherford adds Carl Hagelin (formerly of the Anaheim Ducks) to the Penguins roster in a trade. Switching roles, Jim Rutherford gives perspective on what it’s like to be a hockey parent, with his son James taking the ice as an aspiring goaltender. Carl Hagelin settles into his new team and takes to the ice for the first time against the Caroline Hurricanes. A mic’d up Sidney Crosby rallies the team as they play their arch rivals, the Philadelphia Flyers. As January draws to a close, it’s time for the All Star Game in Nashville, with Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang representing the Penguins. Defenceman Brian Dumoulin, alongside Eric Fehr, puts his cooking skills to the test in the kitchen, while Mike Sullivan worries about the potential loss of fingers. It’s February and that means it’s Super Bowl Party time. While the aim is to hang out together as a team, the Penguins take competition to a whole new level with their football fantasy league, with Sidney Crosby winning through some questionable moves. Elsewhere, Pascal Dupuis helps his children get on the ice.
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| 37 | 6 | Trusting the Process | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:04 |
| It’s officially February and there’s much excitement over the singing of Defenceman Olli Maatta to a six year extension on his contract. A mic’d up Carl Hagelin offers game perspective against his former team, the New York Rangers. It’s a truly family affair as the Penguins go on a road trip, accompanied by their dads for the Annual Dad’s Trip. Rookie Scott Wilson scores his first NHL goal and Phil Kessel attends an autograph signing at Dick’s Sporting Goods with Patric Hornqvist and Jeff Zatkoff, marvelling at the number of fans in attendance. Meanwhile, Sidney Crosby and some of the Penguins give Golden Ticket winners from the Little Penguins programme a taste of what it’s like to practice in the NHL. General Manager Jim Rutherford announces the signing of Defenceman Justin Schultz (formerly of the Edmonton Oilers). Kris Letang, as co-chair of Skating for Little Hearts, gives back to the Penguins community by hosting a skate-a-thon. He’s joined by his son, Alex, who is curious about the different animals he spots on the ice. Evgeni Malkin is mic’d up and fired up as the Penguins take on the Washington Capitals.
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| 38 | 7 | Embrace the Race | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:05 |
| With less than a month left in the regular season, the Penguins are making a serious case for a play-off spot. The Penguins reflect on the difficulty of losing Evgeni Malkin to injury, and how it’s important for the team to come together in tough moments. Meanwhile, no-one quite brings energy like a mic’d up Patric Hornqvist does, and Sidney Crosby marvels at his intensity. Off the ice, the Penguins don their finest 1920s fedoras for the Penguins’ Annual Aces and Ice night. Jeff Zatkoff is mic’d up for the event as players are let loose to man the craps and roulette tables. Just what goes on when a goalie faces shots from his teammates? A mic’d up Marc-Andre Fleury has the answers and a whole lot more. Meanwhile, Domenico Vacca holds the distinction of having outfitted players for the last 28 years and offers insight into what it takes to create the perfect game-day suit. Ricky Berlingo, Penguins Bus Driver, offers his perspective on what it takes to get the team to where they need to go. Matt Murray gets his first NHL shut-out and the Penguins clinch a much coveted spot in the play-offs. | |||||
| Extra | In the Room: Play-Offs | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 25:45 | |
| It's Round One and the Penguins take on a very familiar first-round foe in the New York Rangers. With Marc-Andre and Matt Murray both injured, it's up to Jeff Zatkoff to tend the net in his first ever play-off game. Evgeni Malkin returns from injury and Carl Hagelin is mic’d up. Dispatching the Rangers in five games, the Penguins move on to Round Two, against divisional rivals, the Washington Capitals. Matt Murray returns from injury. It’s fast, it’s furious and the heroics of Nick Bonino end the series, with the Penguins taking it in six games to move on to Round Three. It’s down to two teams in the Eastern Conference final, where the Penguins duel with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Pittsburgh “can spit shine its shoes” as the Penguins win the Prince of Wales trophy and cement their place in the 2015 – 2016 Stanley Cup Finals. Sidney Crosby insists on adhering to tradition as the team touches the trophy and an injured Trevor Daley and Pascal Dupuis join in team celebrations from the sidelines. | |||||
| 39 | 8 | Just Play | 2015-2016 | YouTube | 23:04 |
| It’s the final hurdle in a long season and the Penguins reflect on the emotional highs and lows of the regular season’s journey and their path through play-offs. As the Stanley Cup Final against the San Jose Sharks draws closer, the Penguins host Media Day and offer their insight into their opponents and what it means to play in the SC Final. Practice is ratcheted up in intensity and it’s a tug of war affair as the Penguins take on the Sharks, who keep their hopes alive by forcing a sixth game. The Penguins are then tasked with travelling back to San Jose. Brian Dumoulin scores the first goal of the game, with Kris Letang and Patric Hornqvist adding to the Penguins tally, ultimately earning the Penguins their fourth Stanley Cup in franchise history. Sidney Crosby is awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy as play-off MVP and lifts the Stanley Cup before passing it on to injured Trevor Daley. It’s revealed that Daley’s mother was terminally ill at the time and her ultimate wish was to see her son lift the Cup. The players are joined by their families and friends for on-ice celebrations before they make it back to the locker room. Once back in Pittsburgh, the Penguins attend a parade hosted by the city. With an estimated 400 000 people in attendance, it’s deemed Pittsburgh’s largest ever sports parade. Coach Mike Sullivan takes a very important phone call from President Barack Obama and the Penguins are issued with a special invitation to Washington, DC. | |||||
Season 6[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 40 | 1 | Raising Expectations | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| It’s the start of the 50th chapter in Penguins history as the 2016 – 2017 season begins. Fresh from the high of winning the Stanley Cup, the Penguins attend their first training camp, minus a few familiar faces owing to the World Cup of Hockey. Besides training camp, there a number of off-ice obligations as the cameras follow Phil Kessel on media day. Tom Kostopolous (veteran and captain of the WBS Penguins) offers guidance to those in the AHL and a mic’d up Mike Sullivan oversees practice. Carl Hagelin and Patric Hornqvist take a ride to practice, cementing their status as best friends and the pre-season gets underway. Before their opening night, the Penguins are honoured at the White House by President Barack Obama. To kick off the 50th season celebrations, the Penguins host FanFest, thanking fans for their support. The team has a private celebration as they receive their Cup rings and opening night sees the raising of the Cup Banner at the newly named PPG Arena. Although sidelined with a concussion, Sidney Crosby lifts the Cup for Pittsburgh fans and the Penguins salute the crowd, ultimately going on to win their 1st regular season game against the Capitals. | |||||
| 41 | 2 | A Daily Endeavor | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| There's excitement as the Penguins sign goaltender Matt Murray to a 3 year contract extension. The Penguins' 50th franchise anniversary is a chance to honour Penguins, both past and present. With that in mind, current players welcome back the first players in franchise history for an evening of celebration. Head Coach Mike Sullivan reflects on the importance of winning games early on. Veteran Matt Cullen becomes the 59th player in NHL history to play 1 300 professional games and the Penguins reflect on his contribution to the team. Matt Cullen reflects on his NHL career and celebrates his 40th birthday. The team honour him in their own way. Off the ice, the Penguins never miss an opportunity for some friendly competition. Case in point: a spirited round of NHL 17 between Nick Bonino, Bryan Rust, Kris Letang, and Justin Schultz. Or should that be Jeff Schultz? Meanwhile, Sidney Crosby gets set to make his much-awaited season debut. Players, coaches and management alike are thrilled when the Stanley Cup is returned for a short trip to Pittsburgh with their names engraved on it. Bryan Rust is mic'd up against the Islanders and Evgeni Malkin makes his own magic in Philadelphia, scoring his 300th career goal against the Flyers. Jeff Zatkoff (now playing for the LA Kings) is presented with his Cup ring and the Penguins return to the SAP Centre in San Jose for the 1st time since winning the Cup. | |||||
| 42 | 3 | We Are Family | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:07 |
| Bryan Rust gets his first career NHL hat trick. Jake Guentzel plays his first NHL game and scores on his first shot on his first shift. Pittsburgh loses the first of a back to back against the Rangers at home, and then travels to New York for a revenge win. Ian Cole is mic’d up. The Penguins celebrate thanksgiving on the road. Jake Guentzel is mic’d up for a game in his hometown in Minnesota. The team talks about being consistent, bouncing back from losses, and overcoming 1-2 goal deficits to get a win. The Pens film scenes from Elf as their holiday card. The back to back 90s Stanley Cup championship team is honoured at home. Matt Cullen drives his family to the annual Pens’ Christmas family skate. Sidney Crosby (in skinny jeans) skates with his teammates’ children. Nick Bonino is mic’d up for a game against the Senators - and is ignored by Phil Kessel. Sidney Crosby is mic’d up for practice. Matt Murray is awarded his first NHL point against the Panthers and is given the Pirates MVP helmet by his teammates. The Penguins come from behind to win against Tampa for their 5th straight win. Evgeni Malkin is given the Pirates helmet, who passes it on to Coach Sully next. | |||||
| 43 | 4 | More Than Ordinary | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:07 |
| Coach Mike Sullivan is awarded an extension with the team. The Penguins commemorate their 2009 Cup win by bringing back the players from the 2009 team, including Hal Gill who has a lot to say. The Penguins played at home against Tampa and handily won 6-2. Later, in Washington, the Penguins try to strategise a way to keep Alex Ovechkin from scoring his 1000th point and fail to do so, and then to get a win in maybe their last time ever at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. They break a 3-game losing streak at home vs the Capitals in a crazy 8-7 overtime win. | |||||
| 44 | 5 | The Constant | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| Nick Bonino talks about his grandparents supporting him and how he misses his family when he's on the road but being with his teammates makes it better. Coach Sully talks about playing the game the right way and focusing on controlling the process. Sidney Crosby attends the 2017 All Star weekend and is voted into the NHL Top 100 players of all time alongside Mario Lemiuex. On 1 February, the Penguins host their annual casino event - Phil Kessel chirps Eric Fehr during the team photo. The Penguins talk about the difficulties of playing back to back games, and how the amount of traveling involved means there's a shortage of time trying to get packed and ready in time. This can mean rushing through meals (as demonstrated by Nick Bonino, with a surprise shirtless Sidney Crosby appearance). On 8 Feb, the Penguins bring along their dads for the annual Dad trip, this time to Colorado and Arizona. Sidney Crosby reaches his 1,000th NHL point at home. | |||||
| 45 | 6 | New Surroundings | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| The Penguins celebrate Sidney Crosby's 1000th point by presenting him with a golden stick. Crosby comments on how special it was for Chris Kunitz to be in on the point and that he was disappointed Evgeni Malkin wasn't. The Penguins prepare for the Stadium Series against the flyers by getting familiar with the Steelers' locker room and Heinz Field stadium. The Penguins have a family skate on the outdoor ice. Ian Cole is mic'd up for the game. Evgeni Malkin dictates a play that leads to a goal. The Penguins are in Dallas near the trade deadline and talk about the tension of this time of year and how losing friends and teammates to trades is always hard. Mark Streit gets used to his new Pittsburgh teammates. The Penguins go on their Western road trip, where Evgeni Malkin fights with Blake Wheeler in Winnipeg, Dumoulin is mic'd up in Edmonton, and Matt Murray gets a shutout in Vancouver. Bryan Rust and other injured players are back in Pittsburgh working on drills. Rust talks about how frustrating it is when the team is on a road trip and the injured players are stuck back at home with so few teammates around. Matt Cullen is mic'd up when he returns from injury against the Flyers in Philadelphia. | |||||
| 46 | 7 | Finding a Way | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 22:59 |
| Sidney Crosby and the Penguins talk about the amazing power-play goal he scored in Buffalo. The Pens play against Mike Condon in Ottawa, and play against the Flyers in Philadelphia where Mark Street played against his old team. Jim Rutherford signed a group of kids from the Make-A-Wish foundation to one-day contracts; the kids practice with the Pens. The Penguins play against Chicago at home, and coach Sully talks about moving on from bad losses and rebounding the next game. The Penguins practice in Cranberry, and then play against the Rangers in New York. Matt Murray and Scott Wilson take their dogs to the dog park to play. The Pens play against the Hurricanes and Blue Jackets at home. Brian Dumoulin scored his first goal in 151 games. It is revealed that Kris Letang will not be returning to the Penguins lineup this season because of a herniated disc in his neck. The Penguins secure home ice advantage for game 1 of the playoffs against a game against the Devils in Jersey. Evgeni Malkin pranks Phil Kessel. The Penguins play in Toronto, and then finish the season in New York against the Rangers where Tristan Jerry played his first NHL game and Tom Sestito was mic’d up. | |||||
| 47 | 8 | Back To Back | 2016-2017 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| The Penguins talk about defending the Championship, and finding a way to do it. Matt Murray is hurt before the first game of the playoffs and Marc.André Fleury stepped in. The Penguins talk about playing Columbus, Washington, Ottawa, and then Nashville in the final. Penguins players are interviewed for media day. Sidney Crosby is mic'd up for practise. The players are mic'd up in the games against Nashville. The Penguins fly to Nashville. Jake Guentzel is mic'd up for practise. Matt Cullen talks about playing in Nashville and the atmosphere of the fans. Coach Sully talks about controlling the game, and the way he wants his team to play. Olli Maatta is interviewed. The Penguins celebrate winning the Cup again. Classical music plays while the Penguins are getting drunk in the locker room while they're celebrating. The Pens fly home. Pittsburgh hosts the Cup parade. | |||||
Season 7[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 48 | 1 | A Beautiful Thing | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| The Penguins started the new season by commemorating their second back to back championship. The episode showed brief clips from the Stanley Cup parade. The Penguins brought the Cup to Heinz field and the Pirates, and later Nick Bonino brought it to visit the Steelers. Brian Dumoulin talked about where he brought the Cup on his Cup day. Carl Hagelin and Justin Shultz also talked about what they did with their time with the Cup. As did Coach Sullivan, whose family talked about how his journey in the NHL has led him here. The Penguins’ training camp began, with the players going through physical. Everyone’s new favourite, Ryan Reaves, explained what it’s been like being traded to Pittsburgh. He and Phil Kessel developed a friendship based on Phil boasting and Ryan proving him wrong. Mike Sullivan talked about training camp. Jake Guentzel was mic’d up for training. The Pens play exhibition games. The Pens host a ring ceremony for the players and their families. The season begins with the Pens rising the banners. Nick Bonino returned to Pittsburgh as a Nashville Predator. The team stopped by the White House to visit the president while in Washington to play the Capitals. Phil Kessel tries, and fails, to blow out the lights of his birthday cake. | |||||
| 49 | 2 | The Bread and Butter | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 22:59 |
| Matt Murray makes an incredible save in a game against the Oilers. Assistant coach Mark Recchi talks about the challenge of keeping a team focused when they go through big losses like the 7-1 loss against Tampa. Ian Cole goes to the dentist to fix his teeth after taking a puck to the face and losing a few teeth. Cole is mic’d up as the Pens play the Oilers at home. Phil Kessel scores his 300th goal in overtime against Winnipeg, and is awarded the football helmet by the other players after the game. The Pens go on a 10-day road trip. Ryan Reaves pranks Phil Kessel with a Halloween mask. Mike Sullivan and Jim Rutherford reunite with Matt Cullen in Minnesota and give his Stanley Cup ring before the Pens play the Wild. Ryan Reaves is mic’d up in a game in Winnipeg. Jim Rutherford talks about how the team has done during the last couple of months. The Pens play the Oilers in Edmonton. In Calgary, Tristan Jarry gets his first start of the season against the Flames. Bryan Rust is mic’d up against the Canucks. Rich Tocchet returns to Pittsburgh as the head coach of the Arizona Coyotes. March Recchi is inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. | |||||
| 50 | 3 | Sky's the Limit | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 22:59 |
| GM Jim Rutherford talks about one of his masks from his Pittsburgh and Detroit playing days. GMJR signs a selection of kids to the team from the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Sidney Crosby talks about skating with the kids. Coach Mike Sullivan talks about managing the team through ups and downs, and the difficulties of going through losing streaks. Chris Kunitz is honoured in his return to Pittsburgh. Tristan Jarry wins his first NHL game and is awarded the football helmet by the other players. The Pens rally to come from behind against the Flyers. Tristan Jarry is thrust into the spotlight as Matt Murray is placed on IR with injury. The Penguins visit the Hockey Hall of Fame for the ring ceremony. Sidney Crosby talks about going into fan mode when he gets to see the old jerseys and sticks and learn about the history of the game. The players play around with the shootout game simulator; they also got to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame archives. The Pens play a home and home against Buffalo. The players film the annual holiday video. Riley Sheahan talks about adjusting to life in Pittsburgh after the trade that brought him over from Detroit. Matt Hunwick is mic’d up against Toronto. Dan Potash is dressed up as a Sith for the Penguins’ Star Wars night. | |||||
| 51 | 4 | Feel the Juice | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 23:02 |
| 52 | 5 | One Shot at a Time | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 23:02 |
| 53 | 6 | A Golden Ticket | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 23:02 |
| 54 | 7 | Enjoy the Ride | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 23:02 |
| 55 | 8 | ITR: Playoff edition | 2017-2018 | YouTube | 23:02 |
Season 8[]
| No. Overall | No. In Season | Title | First Aired | Link | Duration |
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| 56 | 1 | Family | 2018-2019 | YouTube | 23:01 |
| Matt Cullen is back in Pittsburgh and takes a look at the two previous Cup runs he had with the Penguins. The cameras are invited into the Cullen home in Minnesota (the Cullen boys sass Phil Kessel and Carl Hagelin). Jake Guentzel plays golf with his friends and family. Jake looks at pictures from his childhood and talks about how he once did a book report on Sidney Crosby. Bryan Rust guides the cameras through Penguins Media Day. Jack Johnson is new to the Pittsburgh Penguins. He talks about his friendship with Sidney Crosby, and about finally playing for Jim Rutherford, who was the one who drafted him in 2005. Sidney Crosby talks about his summer vacation - about holidaying in Europe for a month and attending his teammates’ weddings. He also talks about how the team is family. Dominik Simon is mic’d up for training camp. Mike Sullivan talks about his dad, George Sullivan, who died in September. The pre-season begins. Phil Kessel is with his sister in Washington to receive the Excellence in Cancer Awareness award from the Congressional Families Cancer Prevention Program. James Rutherford and Wyatt Cullen hang out together (Jim Rutherford and Matt Cullen’s sons). The season begins with the Penguins winning their first game in overtime against the Washington Capitals. Mike Sullivan calls his dad his good luck charm in the credits footage. | |||||
| 57 | 2 | 2018-2019 | |||
| 58 | 3 | 2018-2019 | |||
| 59 | 4 | 2018-2019 | |||
| 60 | 5 | 2018-2019 | |||
| 61 | 6 | 2018-2019 | |||
| 62 | 7 | 2018-2019 | |||
| 63 | 8 | 2018-2019 | |||