Karlsson’s daughter finally meets Penguins mascot Iceburgh

Toddler makes new furry friend after leaving best buddy Sharkie

Harlow Iceburgh meet

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By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

Harlow Karlsson is settling into her new home with a little help from her new friend, Iceburgh.

Erik Karlsson's 3-year-old daughter got to meet the Pittsburgh Penguins mascot during their game against the Calgary Flames at PPG Paints Arena on Saturday.

Iceburgh gifted Harlow a stuffed animal of himself and told San Jose Sharks mascot S.J. Sharkie he was taking good care of his new bestie in a post from the Penguins.

Harlow and S.J. Sharkie shared a special bond when her dad was a member of the Sharks. Before the family left for Pittsburgh, S.J. Sharkie visited Harlow and her little brother, Stellan, for one last play date.

Looks like Iceburgh is going to have no problem winning the toddler over.

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