Fleury Cries, I Cry As I Lose A 4 Team Parlay 0/4 Last Night

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Your hump day rallying cry is watching Marc Andre Fleury cry as he is welcomed back to the Penguins barn last night.

 It's great to see Fleury crying, and the fans too.  Things will look very similar in this building come June. 


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