Penguins Take The Stanley Cup To U.S. Open
Fresh off their victory parade, members of the Pittsburgh Penguins wasted no time in showing off the Stanley Cup to the world.
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Fresh off their victory parade, members of the Pittsburgh Penguins wasted no time in showing off the Stanley Cup to the world.
At long last, the U.S. Open has returned to Oakmont and the world's best are tackling the course.
The Penguins' victory parade won't be the last time the Stanley Cup is spotted in Pittsburgh over the next few weeks.
Noah Syndergaard struck out 11 and took a shutout into the ninth inning, Wilmer Flores homered and drove in four runs, and the New York Mets piled up a season-high 19 hits in routing the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-2 on Wednesday night.
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A splendiferous day for the gold and the black.
A ticket to the U.S. Open at Oakmont, like the summer weather in Pittsburgh, is hot.
Seeing the real cup is exciting, but many fans brought "cups" of their own.
City officials could not have picked a better day to attract a crowd of Pens fans -- and an enthusiastic crowd.
Maybe Kris Letang put it best on Instagram, "What a feeling and what a town. Thank you Pittsburgh."
More than 400,000 fans packed streets and parking garages, shooting ticker tape as the Pittsburgh Penguins passed by.
Fans packed Downtown Pittsburgh on Wednesday, eager to catch a glimpse of the Stanley Cup winning Pittsburgh Penguins.
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London, dressed in its finest Steelers' gold, welcomed Steelers Nation, who are some of the best travelers in the NFL.
Day two in London began as any other Saturday would begin for the Steelers with a walk through, and then it was on to meet the fans on more time before the game is played.
A bit bleary-eyed from an overnight flight, Steelers Nation arrived across the river from Parliament and Big Ben anxious for adventure.
Wembley Stadium may be the home of the England National Football Team, but will be filled with fans watching the Pittsburgh Steelers play against the Minnesota Vikings in an NFL regular season game on Sunday, September 29.
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