(Breaking News) Penguins medical staff may have infected a children's hospital.

In the latest saga of the seemingly incompetent Penguins medical staff, it now appears that the Penguins may have infected children with the mumps. This comes off the heels of the terrible handling of Sidney Crosby's mumps case, a case that was so poorly managed by the Penguins medical staff that an NHL coach felt the need to comment on the situation. According to a report from Katie Strang of ESPN, the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh has released a statement suggesting that the Penguins allowed Beau Bennett, a player diagnosed with the mumps virus, to meet with children who had not been vaccinated, including some who hadn ot received age appropriate vaccinations. These children will now have to be placed in isolation and be monitored to see if they show any signs of the mumps. Another great job by the Penguins medical staff.

According to statement from Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, children who met w/ Beau Bennett who had not received age-appropriate (1/2) — Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) December 15, 2014

(2/2) doses of mumps vaccine will be placed in isolation and monitored for symptoms of the mumps. — Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) December 15, 2014

Some had a pretty hilarious take on the entire situation.

Congrats Sidney Crosby , just named NHL Player of the Mumps for December . — Steve Clark (@SteveClarkMedia) December 15, 2014