Forbes publishes NHL franchise valuations, here's what it looks like for the Pens

Published December 16, 2022 at 9:40 PM
BY MARC PICHE

Forbes released franchise valuations for the NHL in 2022.

The Penguins have been purchased for 900 million dollars by Fenway Sports Group at the end of 2021.

As of now, the team is evaluated at 990 million dollars, representing a great return on investment of 10%, ranking the Pens at no.15 out of the 32 teams in the league when it comes to value.

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TOP 10	GP	G	A	PTS
1- NATHAN MACKINNON	35	14	41	55
2- LEON DRAISAITL	32	23	27	50
3- MIKKO RANTANEN	35	19	31	50
4- NIKITA KUCHEROV	28	14	35	49
5- KIRILL KAPRIZOV	32	22	27	49
6- CONNOR MCDAVID	29	15	30	45
7- MARTIN NECAS	32	14	30	44
8- MITCH MARNER	33	10	34	44
9- SAM REINHART	34	20	23	43
10- JACK EICHEL	32	9	33	42
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