Penguins ownership seeks Mario Lemieux's involvement amid ownership transition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 12:56 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
The Pittsburgh Penguins' new ownership group, the Hoffmann family, wants to involve former player Mario Lemieux following the team's sale by Fenway Sports Group. Lemieux, who previously co-owned the team, is recognized for his significant contributions as a player and part-owner and has been attending games regularly. He might join the organization as a minority owner or adviser, given his popularity in Pittsburgh and prior interest in buying the franchise from FSG. Discussions around his role are expected to evolve with the ownership transition.
- •Hoffmann family acquires Penguins from Fenway Sports Group.
- •Mario Lemieux could serve as a minority owner or adviser.
- •Lemieux is second all-time in points for the Penguins.
- •He previously owned the team alongside Ron Burkle.
- •Lemieux has shown interest in being involved with the franchise.
- 12:56 PMYahoo Sports — Penguins New Ownership Reportedly Wants Mario Lemieux Involved
"Lemieux is second all-time in points in Pittsburgh history.
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