Phil Kessel scored the game-winning goal against the Capitals on Wednesday, but that's not his biggest accomplishment this week.
The Penguins forward celebrated his first Halloween as a Pittsburgh native, parading around in a tennis costume along with his smokin' hot girlfriend, who goes by the name Sandra May on Instagram. Well done, Phil.
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Kessel donned a throwback tennis outfit, which frighteningly enough included short shorts, and held a tennis racket while his significant other wore a tennis skirt that leaves little to the imagination.
With the Penguins set to host Kessel's former team, the Maple Leafs, on Halloween Night this Saturday, the winger had to get the celebrating out of the way early. The Wisconsin-born athlete was a fixture with Toronto for six seasons, but after a tumultuous final year in which he frequently battled the Canadian media, he was dealt to the Penguins in the biggest blockbuster deal of the offseason.
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Kessel has thrived as of late, notching three goals in his past five games, to give him four tallies and five points for the season. Kessel failed to find chemistry with the struggling Sidney Crosby and was moved off the top unit and into a second-line role alongside Evgeni Malkin and David Perron, with each man netting a point on Kessel's marker against Washington.
The 28-year-old's latest goal was a big one as it proved to be the game-winner for the Penguins in their clash with the Capitals on Wednesday. Kessel has eclipsed 30 goals in each of the last five seasons.
It appears Kessel is scoring off the ice as well, judging by his bombshell of a girlfriend. Just check out these Instagram photos if you don't believe us.
Got my new #swimsuits in today.... Where's #photobomb A photo posted by Sandra Mary Says (@sandramarysays) on Aug 14, 2015 at 5:39pm PDT
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