PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Pittsburgh Penguins are making a slew of changes. KDKA-TV Sports has learned that the Penguins have made more than 20 cuts to their business operations staff. The cuts do not impact the team's hockey operations.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are making changes. According to a report from WPXI, the hockey team has cut more than a dozen employees from its business operations staff, including some high-level executives. The changes come after the Penguins went 38-32-12 and missed the playoffs for the second year in a row.

The Pittsburgh Penguins dismissed multiple front office staffers on the business side of operations Wednesday. The precise number of cuts is not publicly known. Penguins president of business operations Kevin Acklin issued a statement regarding the dismissals: “This season,

WPXI has learned the Pittsburgh Penguins have made more than a dozen cuts to their business operations staff on Wednesday, including letting go of multiple high-level executives.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are making business operations staff cuts.The Business Times reports more than a dozen employees were let go, including some high-level executives.Among the positions that were cut: chief revenue officer,