Tickets For Pittsburgh Penguins Washington Events in District Of Columbia

Pittsburgh Penguins Washington tickets have stirred up much excitement among Washington’s ice hockey fans. The team is soon to play against rival team Washington Capitals at the Verizon Center that has a seating capacity of more than nineteen thousand. Founded in 1967, the Penguins have been playing for more than four decades and have won three incredible Stanley Cups. They are currently owned by former Penguins’ player Mario Lemieux and business magnate Ronald Burkle, with general manager Ray Sheno. This season, the Penguins are under the lead of Head Coach Dan Bylsma and Captain Sidney Crosby, both of whom are former Penguins as well. Be there at the Pittsburgh Penguins Washington game to cheer for your favorite team.
 

Pittsburgh Penguins are coming to Washington to play against the Washington Capitals, making Pittsburgh Penguins Washington tickets a sought-after treat among ice hockey fans. The Penguins participate from the Metropolitan Division in the Eastern Conference and are among the best teams of the league. They have made it to four Stanley Cup Finals, and have won the championship three times between 1991 and 2009. Alongside, they have won one Presidents’ Trophy, four Conference titles and only last season, grabbed their seventh Division championship.

Several Penguins’ players have been welcomed into the Hall of Fame including Bryan Trottier, Luc Robitaille, Larry Murphy, Joe Mullen, Mario Lemieux and Ron Francis, among others. In addition, eight Penguin players have won the prestigious Dapper Dan Sportsman Award that is given to the most distinguished Western Pennsylvania athlete at a yearly banquet. These Penguins include Marc-Andre Fleury, Jaromir Jagr, Bob Johnson, Mario Lemieux, Baz Bastein, Dan Bylsma, Evgeni Malkin and two-time winner Sidney Crosby.

Washington Capitals are the Pittsburgh Penguins’ prime rivals, which is why the upcoming Pittsburgh Penguins Washington game is among their most anticipated. The teams have competed against each other in eight playoffs, seven of which were won by the Penguins. The latter won from the Capitals in each of their Stanley Cup championships. The teams have also played in the decisive seventh games of 2009, 1995 and 1992. The Penguins’ next game with the Capitals will be held in Washington at the latter’s home arena, the Verizon Center. Don’t miss.