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Penguins Near Massive $1.8 Billion Ownership Shake-Up

Penguins Near Massive $1.8 Billion Ownership Shake-Up As Fenway Sports Group Agrees To Sell – Reports

The Pittsburgh Penguins are on the brink of a major ownership change after Fenway Sports Group agreed in principle to sell the NHL franchise to the Chicago-based Hoffmann family.

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Fenway Sports Group to sell Pittsburgh Penguins to Hoffman family, reports say

Opinion

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Penguins’ new owner, the Hoffmann family, can fix FSG’s weaknesses with this 4-point plan

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Pittsburgh Penguins reportedly being sold to Chicago-based group

Multiple outlets, including ESPN, are reporting Fenway Sports Group has agreed in principle to sell the Pittsburgh Penguins NHL franchise to the Hoffmann Family of Companies based in Chicago.

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Pittsburgh Penguins to be sold to Chicago-based group, sources say

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Fenway Sports Group agreed in principle to sell the Pittsburgh... - ESPN

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Report: Penguins Sold To New Ownership Group

The Hoffmann family has at least some history with hockey since it owns the ECHL's Florida Everblades.

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Fenway Sports Group agrees to sell Penguins to Hoffmann family

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Penguins’ Sale to Hoffman Group Appears Near

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Penguins End Strange Chapter With Sale of Team

When Fenway Sports Group purchased the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2021 for roughly $900 million, the move was framed as stability meeting ambition. A powerful owner

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Reports: A Chicago-based investment group is nearing a deal to buy the Pittsburgh Penguins

A family-owned, Chicago-based investment company is closing in on a deal to purchase the Pittsburgh Penguins from Fenway Sports Group.

Yahoo! Sports

Penguins hosting ‘Hockey Fights Cancer’ night for tomorrow’s game vs. Minnesota

The Penguins are hosting a ‘Hockey Fights Cancer’ night tomorrow night for the team’s upcoming game against the Minnesota Wild. The event is part of a bigger, NHL-wide initiative to help raise awareness and support for anyone impacted by cancer.

National Hockey League

Carter Family and Penguins Foundation Create Special Experience for Kids

Jeff and Megan Carter were walking around the Cranberry Township Farmers Market with their kids one day when they came across a booth for a local nonprofit called So Many Angels. They spoke with founder Matt Meiers, whose organization takes photos of ...

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How Boko Imama’s physicality reshapes the Penguins’ identity

Reports from the AHL’s Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins have been glowing. Imama has three goals in 19 AHL games this season, and his game is progressively improving. He underwent biceps surgery in March and was unable to enjoy a typical summer of training. As a result, he probably wasn’t at his best in training camp.