Coach John Tortorella knows his game, and knows how to win. Speculations on the newest addition to the New York Rangers has many hockey pundits and fans wondering if Torts is fighting his way into the playoffs. Passing on Rich Nash at the trade deadline, the Rangers secured John Scott, a defenseman from the Chicago ...
If I had only one move to make and price to acquire was not a factor, Bryan Allen is the guy I get. He’s the type of depth pickup that will win someone a Stanley Cup.
Matt Cooke’s 17-game suspension and Arron Asham’s post-fight taunting were egg on the face of a franchise that’s been campaigning for a cleaner game since the Islanders debacle.
In what will go down as a Dickensian weekend for the Philadelphia Flyers and their fans, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” In what was an unbelievable celebration of the game of hockey on Monday afternoon, the Philadelphia Flyers came up just short in the game itself, providing for ...
Rupp, who played for the Pittsburgh Penguins in last year’s rainy Winter Classic at Heinz Field, gave a pre-game speech to his teammates about the importance of a quick start. Speaking from experience, he said the unique environment surrounding the event sometimes takes a while to adjust to.
The Pittsburgh Penguins were fairly happy with the result of their three-game Western Canada road swing (Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton).
The Pittsburgh Penguins made their first substantial move of the offseason on Thursday by signing Craig Adams to a two-year contract extension. Including a $300k signing bonus, the new deal will pay Adams an average of $675k per season. Adams scored just four goals last season, but his importance to the team goes well beyond ...
After tidying up the front office, the Penguins have addressed a major free agency uncertainty and resigned forward Craig Adams to a two-year contract extension worth 675,000 dollars per year. The deal will likely take the 34 year-old forward to the end of his playing career, and at a raise of 125,000 per year over ...
PITTSBURGH-The Pittsburgh Penguins were supposed to be the team that stumbled in Game 3. They were the team searching for answers against a Tampa Bay Lightning team that had a strangle hold on home-ice advantage in this best-of-seven series. The Pens were the team searching for answers to the high-octane offense that the Lightning had let ...
Pittsburgh is supposedly searching for answers after a 5-1 loss in Game 2 on Friday, while Tampa is just looking to ride a wave of confidence and momentum towards a 2-1 series lead.
