The Penguins made the playoffs for 16 consecutive seasons from 2007-22. It had been the longest active streak in all of the major North American professional sports leagues, and no NHL team was more dominant over that stretch. In addition to their three Stanley Cups, Pittsburgh piled up 768 regular-season wins and 103 playoff victories.

The team is celebrating that incredible run by sharing some of the top moments from each round over the years. In addition to the video for Round 2, team reporter Michelle Crechiolo - who has been with the Penguins since the 2010-11 campaign - shares some of her own personal favorite memories that she's experienced during her time with the team, in written form.

The Round 1 video is here, and the Round 1 feature is here.

The Round 2 video is here, and the Round 2 feature is here.

The Eastern Conference Final video is here, and the Eastern Conference Final feature is here.

After meeting with Penguins ownership about coming to Pittsburgh, Kyle Dubas felt it would be beneficial to speak with two very important people in the organization: the coach and the captain.

He wanted to get a sense for where Mike Sullivan and Sidney Crosby felt the Penguins were at and where the Penguins were going, and those conversations were incredibly productive, as they ended up being paramount in Dubas' decision to come on board as president of hockey operations.

After making changes to management April 14, the day after Pittsburgh's season ended, the Penguins immediately began searching for new leadership, undergoing a thorough process that cumulated with Kyle Dubas being named President of Hockey Operations.

"I think the process was a massive success, because we're sitting here right now with Kyle," said Co-Head of Fenway Sports Management and Pittsburgh Penguins Alternate Governor Dave Beeston. "So, we were really happy. We ran a robust search, as everyone was aware of. We took our time, because we wanted to get it right, not do it quickly. So, I think we're really, really happy with the way it ended up."

Here's how the home-run hiring came together.

It has been a GREAT day for hockey here in Pittsburgh, as the Penguins got their guy.

The team was thrilled to announce that Kyle Dubas has been named President of Hockey Operations, a home-run hire for the organization after a robust search. He truly embodies all of the qualities valued in a leader at the Penguins and within Fenway Sports Group, starting with his intelligent, forward-thinking hockey mind that has earned him a stellar reputation in the league.

In this role, the 37-year-old will oversee all aspects of the Penguins hockey operations department, including establishing the strategic vision and philosophy for the franchise. Dubas spoke about that and more when he met with the media this afternoon at PPG Paints Arena. Below are some key takeaways.

The Pittsburgh Penguins announced today that Kyle Dubas has been named President of Hockey Operations. Dubas becomes just the second person to hold this position in the history of the franchise.

Penguins defenseman P.O Joseph and Team Canada took home gold at the 2023 IIHF World Championship in Sunday's 5-2 win versus Germany. This marked Joseph's first time representing Canada at an international level.

A trio of Penguins have played a part in Team USA making history at the 2023 IIHF World Championship in Tampere, Finland and Riga, Latvia.

The Pittsburgh Penguins have announced a multi-year partnership with Casamigos tequila and revealed new renderings of the premium Casamigos Club, highlighting enhancements coming to PPG Paints Arena in the fall of 2023.

"Casamigos Club is sure to become the top premium sports and concert asset in Pittsburgh," said Kevin Acklin, Penguins President of Business Operations. "We are excited to partner with Casamigos to bring a unique and immersive experience for our hockey fans and concert guests and continue to promote PPG Paints Arena as a world-class destination for our city and region."

The Penguins made the playoffs for 16 consecutive seasons from 2007-22. It had been the longest active streak in all of the major North American professional sports leagues, and no NHL team was more dominant over that stretch. In addition to their three Stanley Cups, Pittsburgh piled up 768 regular-season wins and 103 playoff victories.

The team is celebrating that incredible run by sharing some of the top moments from each round over the years. In addition to the video for Round 2, team reporter Michelle Crechiolo - who has been with the Penguins since the 2010-11 campaign - shares some of her own personal favorite memories that she's experienced during her time with the team, in written form.

The Round 1 video is here, and the Round 1 feature is here.

The Round 2 video is here, and the Round 2 feature is here.

Pictured above, from left to right: Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas and Sidney Crosby

Justin Thomas is one of the best golfers in the world, looking to defend his PGA Championship title this weekend at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y.

The native of Louisville, Kentucky also happens to be a big hockey fan, and the Pittsburgh Penguins are his team. So, when he spotted Sidney Crosby at a restaurant in Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina, Thomas was pumped.