Pittsburgh Penguins

==1967-1968==
Every Penguins logo has included a gold triangle in some form or another since their inception. This is thought to be a reference to the Golden Triangle, a nickname for downtown Pittsburgh. This logo was also worn during the 2011 NHL Winter Classic.
==1968-1972==
==1972-1992==
NOTE: In January 1980, the team changed their team colors from navy (dark) and collegiate (light) blue to black and yellow, matching the color schemes of Pittsburgh's other two sports teams, the Steelers and Pirates.
==1992-2002==
This logo was designed by Vance Wright Adams and Associates after the team won two consecutive Stanley Cups.
Pittsburgh_Penguins_logo.svg|Alternate logo, used 2000-02
==2000-2016==
The 2000 alternate became the primary logo in 2002, albeit in the "Vegas Gold" hue.
Pittsburgh Penguins logo (alternate, 2000-2007).svg|Alternate logo, used 2002-2007
Pittsburgh Penguins wordmark (2002-2008).svg|Wordmark, used 2002-2008
7808_pittsburgh_penguins-event-2014.png|NHL Stadium Series logo
File:205px-Pittsburgh Penguins logo 1972-1992 svg.png|Alternate logo, used 2014-2016
==2016-present==
The yellow-ish "athletic gold" returned completely in 2016.
2016_Stanley_Cup_Playoffs_logo_(Penguins).png|2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs logo
Pittsburgh_Penguins_logo_(50th_anniversary).png|50th anniversary badge, revealed on February 9, 2016, and used during the 2016-17 season.
4795_pittsburgh_penguins-champion-2016.png|2015-2016 Stanley Cup Champions logo
7575_pittsburgh_penguins-special_event-2019.png|Logo used for the 2019 NHL Stadium Series
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