So we finally did it. The Pens have won the Stanley Cup for the 3rd time in franchise history. I know this post is rather late, but it is appropriate still. After a few tears were shed, hugs were given, and my arms got heavy from pretending to hold the cup in the air, I realized that the Pens really did do it. The Penguins and the city of Pittsburgh were rewarded for all those hard times, the years where barely 10,000 fans made it to a game, let alone stayed for its entirety, the years where we hoped for the Pens to remain in Pittsburgh, and the years where Lord Stanley seemed to never make it a step closer back to its home, our arms. Personally, I have been waiting for this moment since I've been born. I know they won the cup in 91-92 but to really feel the presence of the such a championship, this was the first time. Winning the cup was everything I had ever hoped it would be and more. The parade was unreal and to see that these men, who aren't just superstars, but every day people also, could bring such joy to the city of Pittsburgh and anyone who loves the Pens. Although there is a sense of satisfaction, there is a lot of off-season work to be done which is mainly what I will be voicing my opinion about for the remainder of the summer, along with the same old pet peeves and dumb things that make their way into my life.
"Mad" Max Talbot is truly now a Superstar. Go Pens.


