The Pittsburgh Penguins just shocked the sports world with a massive new valuation — $1.75 billion. Forbes has ranked them the 17th most valuable NHL team, and now the future of the franchise is up in the air.
Fenway Sports Group, which bought the Penguins for $900 million in 2021, could now be looking to sell at nearly double that price. The Hoffmann family, owners of the Florida Everblades, have already stepped up with serious interest. But they’re not the only ones — Mario Lemieux, Ron Burkle, and David Morehouse may also make a move to bring the team back under familiar leadership.
With Sidney Crosby still on the ice and fans fiercely protective of his legacy, this isn’t just about dollars. It’s about history, loyalty, and the identity of Pittsburgh hockey. Will Crosby stay? Will Fenway cash out? And who will ultimately control one of the NHL’s most iconic teams?
In this video, we break down:
Forbes’ new $1.75B Penguins valuation 📊
The Hoffmann family’s bid and hockey legacy 🏒
Mario Lemieux’s return to the ownership race 👑
What this could mean for Sidney Crosby’s future 🐧
Why the NHL is watching this sale closely 👀
The Penguins have gone from being bought for $900M in 2021 to nearly $1.75B in 2025. A historic ownership shift could be just around the corner.
Stay tuned as we dive deep into the money, the players, and the high-stakes future of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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