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The 1990-91 season marked a significant milestone for the Pittsburgh Penguins, culminating in their first Stanley Cup victory. With a regular season record of 41 wins, 33 losses, and 6 ties, the Penguins demonstrated their competitive edge, finishing first in the NHL's Patrick Division with a total of 88 points.
Their playoff journey was marked by resilience, as they overcame the Boston Bruins in the Conference Finals with a decisive 4-2 series victory. This momentum carried into the Stanley Cup Final, where the Penguins triumphed over the Minnesota North Stars, again by a score of 4-2.
The 1990-91 season not only etched the Penguins' name into NHL history but also set the foundation for their future successes. Their performance showcased exceptional talent and teamwork, solidifying their status as a formidable force in professional hockey.