Mario Lemieux at Penguins Game: Legacy Fire

0:00It's April 28th. Welcome in. This is NHL News Today, where team coverage meets AI. Mario Lemieux wrote into PPG Painterina for Game 5 of the Penguin's first round series against the Flyers. The Hall of Fame legend, who owns No. 66, made his presence felt in this pivotal Eastern Conference matchup. He spent all 17 of his NHL seasons right there in Pittsburgh, the Steel City, guiding the team to two Stanley Cup wins during his prime. Fans lit up the place when his face hit the scoreboard, cheering like it was back in his glory days. Lemieux hit him with a wave and a thumbs up, soaking in the love from the crowd. His resume stacks up huge, two cons mith trophies as Playoff MVP, three hard awards for League MVP, six Art Ross titles as Top Score, and that. 1985 called her for Rookie of the Year after dropping 100 points in his first season, only six other rookies ever match that, including Penguin's Captain Sidney Crosby, with Super Mario in the House, the energy's electric as the series heats up.

1:04Pittsburgh's got that legacy fire burning bright.