Pittsburgh Penguins

1967-1968

Every Penguins logo has included a gold triangle in some form or another. This is thought to be a reference to the Golden Triangle, a nickname for downtown Pittsburgh.

1969-1971

1972-1992

1993-2002

This logo was designed by Vance Wright Adams and Associates after the team won two consecutive Stanley Cups.

2003-2016

Alternate logo, used 2000-2007

Wordmark, used 2002-2008

Logo worn during the 2011 Winter Classic

NHL Stadium Series logo

alternate logo 2014

2017-present

2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs logo

50th anniversary badge, revealed on February 9, 2016,[1] and used during the 2016-17 season.

2015-2016 Stanley Cup Champions Logo

Logo Used For 2019 NHL Stadium Series

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