With the 2019 Stanley Cup finals in full gear, the personal-finance website WalletHub has released a

With the 2019 Stanley Cup finals in full gear, the personal-finance website WalletHub has released a by the numbers report on the NHL and its iconic championship trophy. Here is a sampling:

v $1.55 billion: Value of the NHL’s most valuable franchise, the New York Rangers.

v $50: Price of the original Stanley Cup, purchased in 1893 by Lord Stanley of Preston and awarded to Canada’s top amateur ice hockey club. National Hockey League teams started competing for the cup in 1926.

v 24: Number of times the Montreal Canadiens have won the Stanley Cup – the most of any NHL team.

v 34.5 pounds: Weight of the Stanley Cup, which is 35.25 inches tall.

v 550,000: This is how many more people attended the Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cup championship parade in 2017 than the Washington Capitals parade in 2018.

“Downton Abbey Returns!” (5 p.m., PBS): In anticipation of the September premiere of the feature film “Downton Abbey,” this special is a nostalgic collaboration of the most successful British drama.

“Fear the Walking Dead” (9 p.m., AMC): As season five begins, the group’s mission is clear: find survivors and help make what’s left of the world a better place.

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Donut DAZE features festival and bicycle tour

NEW WILMINGTON, PA.

Donut DAZE will take place next weekend, with the Donut Crawl and Festival from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, and the Tour de Donut bicycle tour – a bike tour with periodic stops for an optional doughnut eating challenge – on Saturday.

New this year is Donut Ninja, a challenge developed by the local Dunkin’ Donuts that includes several obstacles. The fastest ninja wins one dozen doughnuts a month for a year from Dunkin’ Donuts. Pre-registration is mandatory to compete. Go to ticketsource.us.

Children’s activities include decorate your own doughnut with OH Donut Co, and Art + Education at the Hoyt will offer a Make It and Take It craft. There will also be a Chalk the Walk competition, with four categories by age group.

Food options will include Pizza Joe’s pizza doughnut, Dutch Isle pulled pork doughnut sandwich, and the over 21 crowd can stop in to the Fractured Grape for a drunken doughnut.

Doughnut crawl levels include: Coma ($35) for all 15 doughnut vendors: The Crawl ($25) for 10 doughnut vendors; and the Creep ($15) is five doughnut vendors. All three levels include a mug and the choice to fill it once with milk, coffee or Italian Cherry Soda.

For festivalgoers wanting just a doughnut or two, singles will be available from a selection of the 15, but they’ll be spread along the doughnut crawl. Tickets can be purchased at livenewwilmington.com.

Registration for Saturday’s Tour de Donut will be Westminster College Field House beginning at 8 a.m. This is also where riders will begin on one of three possible routes through the countryside. Those who complete their route, as well as the doughnut eating challenge, will receive the doughnut medallion. Registration is $20 and includes a goodie bag and T-shirt; go to nwtourdedonut.com.