FORMER WBS PENGUIN ORPIK CAPTURES SECOND STANLEY CUP

Defenseman Brooks Orpik captured his second Stanley Cup, as the Washington Capitals defeated the Vegas Golden Knights, four games to one, in the National Hockey League’s championship series.

Orpik, 37, began his professional career with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, recording 38 points (6+32) and 206 penalty minutes in 152 games over parts of three seasons (2001-04).

Originally drafted by Pittsburgh with the 18th overall selection in the 2000 Entry Draft, Orpik was a member of the Penguins 2009 Stanley Cup team.

There has been at least one former Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins player with his name engraved on the Stanley Cup in eight of the past 10 seasons.

2009 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS

• Dan Bylsma (head coach)
• Mike Yeo (assistant coach)
• Marc-Andre Fleury
• Tyler Kennedy
• Kris Letang
• Brooks Orpik
• Alex Goligoski
• Miroslav Satan
• Rob Scuderi
• Max Talbot

2011 – BOSTON BRUINS

• Andrew Ference

2012 – LOS ANGELES KINGS

• Rob Scuderi

2013 – CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS

• Daniel Carcillo
• Michal Rozsival

2015- CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS

• Daniel Carcillo
• Michal Rozsival

2016 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS

• Mike Sullivan (head coach)
• Andy Saucier (video coach)
• Jim Britt (team services)
• Patrick Steidle (athletic trainer)
• Teddy Richards (equipment manager)
• Brian Dumoulin
• Marc-Andre Fleury
• Tom Kuhnhackl
• Kris Letang
• Ben Lovejoy
• Olli Maatta
• Matt Murray
• Kevin Porter
• Bryan Rust
• Conor Sheary
• Jeff Zatkoff

2017 – PITTSBURGH PENGUINS

• Mike Sullivan (head coach)
• Andy Saucier (video coach)
• Jim Britt (team services)
• Patrick Steidle (athletic trainer)
• Josh Archibald
• Brian Dumoulin
• Marc-Andre Fleury
• Jake Guentzel
• Tom Kuhnhackl
• Olli Maatta
• Matt Murray
• Carter Rowney
• Bryan Rust
• Conor Sheary
• Scott Wilson

2018 – WASHINGTON CAPITALS

• Brooks Orpik