Penguins Need to Trade Pieces to Get Pieces Greg Thornberry | June 16, 2018 The Pittsburgh Penguins are only a few depth pieces away from becoming the favorites to throw another parade next June. Still, for a team with a surprisingly stable roster, there…
League Notice: Penguins Just Catching Their Breath Greg Thornberry | June 9, 2018 Wow, that was a lot of hockey! In consecutive years the Pittsburgh Penguins crossed the finish line of the most grueling postseason in sports. Sprinkle in some international hockey for…
Penguins Unlikely to Win Kessel Trade Greg Thornberry | June 1, 2018 Let’s say hypothetically that a team has a player—let’s call him Bill Tessel—who finished the season as one of the NHL’s top-10 point producers. He recently helped his team to…
NHL Trade Deadline: 14 Stanley Cup-Winning Additions Tony Wolak | February 21, 2018 At every NHL trade deadline, general managers of contending franchises set out to acquire the last player or two who will push their team over the edge. These buyers truly…
Penguins Face Tough Decisions Over Bye Week Mike Necciai | January 12, 2018 It’s decision time and Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Jim Rutherford knows it. In fact, he recently discussed the possibility of making a move to bolster the Penguins’ roster with Jason…
McClement Makes Sense for Penguins Rob Joncas | August 30, 2017 The Pittsburgh Penguins have invited 34-year-old forward Jay McClement to training camp. With Matt Cullen and Nick Bonino’s departures, the team is in need of some depth down the middle and a…
Meet Penguins Defenseman Jarred Tinordi Rob Joncas | August 7, 2017 On July 1, 2017, the Pittsburgh Penguins announced they had made a handful of deals, which included the signing of Burnsville, Minnesota native Jarred Tinordi. Near the conclusion of the…
Fleury to Vegas Isn’t Exactly Guaranteed Mike Necciai | June 13, 2017 It’s funny how quickly things move in the world of professional sports. The Pittsburgh Penguins won the franchise’s fifth Stanley Cup on Sunday night, becoming the first group to repeat…
Hockey Fans Should Be Pulling for the Penguins Mike Necciai | May 18, 2017 The Ottawa Senators deserve credit for their run to the Eastern Conference Final and their ability to take a 2-1 series lead over the defending Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins.…
Sabres Hire Jason Botterill as General Manager Chad DeDominicis | May 11, 2017 The Buffalo Sabres have hired Pittsburgh Penguins associate general manager Jason Botterill as the new general manager of the team today. Botterill was pegged as the front-runner for about a…
Aston-Reese a Testament to Penguins’ New Era Mike Necciai | March 17, 2017 It’s extremely impressive to see how much the Pittsburgh Penguins have committed to their farm system and prospect development. In past seasons — prior to Jim Rutherford taking over as…
Penguins’ Deadline Questions: Defensive Depth & Fleury Mike Necciai | February 28, 2017 The Pittsburgh Penguins, specifically general manager Jim Rutherford, made it abundantly clear that he was looking to add a defenseman prior to the March 1 trade deadline. He did just…
