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The Hoffmann family wants Mario Lemieux involved with the Penguins

The Hoffmann family, new owners of the Pittsburgh Penguins, are pledging local investment and seeking Mario Lemieux's involvement.

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📍 Where it landed

The Hoffmann family became the new owners of the Penguins and pledged to invest in the team and the city of Pittsburgh. They expressed a desire for Mario Lemieux to be involved with the organization and committed to winning.

Epilogue added 36d ago, after coverage quieted.

Where it stands

The Hoffmann family has taken ownership of the Pittsburgh Penguins. In their initial announcements, the new owners have promised a commitment to winning and pledged to invest in both the team and the city of Pittsburgh.

Coverage from CBS News, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and TribLIVE.com emphasizes the family's intent to keep the team in Pittsburgh. TribLIVE.com specifically highlights the family's desire to have Mario Lemieux involved with the organization.

Future developments to monitor include potential changes regarding the ECHL and the specific nature of the Hoffmanns' investment in the region.

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Where will the Penguins be based under the new ownership?

The Hoffmann family has discussed keeping the team in Pittsburgh.

Who does the Hoffmann family want involved with the team?

According to TribLIVE.com, the family wants Mario Lemieux involved.

What else is the new ownership considering?

CBS News reports that the new owners have discussed a possible ECHL change.

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