Pittsburgh Penguins president and CEO David Morehouse enjoyed sharing the Stanley Cup with family, friends and fans Monday, and he thinks he'll get to do it a few more times too.

Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Jim Rutherford looked more like a player while enjoying his day with the Stanley Cup.

The best part of waking up, is when it's next to the Stanley Cup.

We've seen babies in the Stanley Cup before, but was this the first baptism in the Cup?

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . -- Rick Tocchet has been coach of the Arizona Coyotes since July 11, but Sunday felt like his unofficial final day with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Tocchet, who hosted a Stanley Cup party with friends and family at the Wild Wild West at Bally's Hotel and Casino, had been an assistant with the Penguins the previous three seasons.

Jacques Martin used the Stanley Cup to help some children smile Tuesday.

Ron Hainsey's day with the Stanley Cup was no match for Carter Wolfe's nap time.

The veteran defenseman, who helped the Pittsburgh Penguins win the championship last season, invited the 18-month-old tired toddler, who cried while sitting in the trophy, to a public ceremony at Bolton Ice Palace in Hainsey's hometown of Bolton, Connecticut, on Monday.

After again using the Stanley Cup to raise money for Connecticut Children's Medical Center, Nick Bonino enjoyed some of his mom's spaghetti from the trophy.

What to do with the incredibly historic Stanley Cup, a monument to hockey greatness?

Mike Sullivan's day with the Stanley Cup was centered around sharing it with young people in his home state Thursday. The Pittsburgh Penguins coach invited 12-day-old Evie Rose Reissfelder inside the trophy during a public ceremony at The Bog Ice Arena in Kingston, Massachusetts.