Justin Glock
Justin Glock has covered the Pittsburgh Penguins for The Hockey Writers since 2011. As a lead writer, his Penguins knowledge traces back over two decades. For any requests, please feel free to contact Justin via email: JGlock10@gmail.com.
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Evgeni Malkin is Back in Art Ross Trophy Form
September 21st, 2011 Pittsburgh-Before the 1st period of the first pre-season hockey game was over at the CONSOL Energy Center Wednesday night it became evident to the Pittsburgh Penguins,and everyone watching, that Evgeni Malkin is ready for the 2011-2012 season. To start the scoring, Malkin set up winger Chris Kunitz at 11:41 of the 1st period....
Pens Possible Playoff Opponents
April 8th, 2011 Pittsburgh-It's about that time of the year where the grass gets a little greener, and the air outside smells like playoff hockey. Before the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin, there is a lot of unfinished business that needs to be settled in the Eastern Conference. The Philadelphia Flyers, in the eyes of most hockey experts, are crumbling...
Pens Playoff Problems, What's the Resolution?
April 1st, 2011 PITTSBURGH-As the Pittsburgh Penguins stride into the playoffs, let's be realistic about their chances. They have no shot to come close to a Stanley Cup unless Sidney Crosby shows up on Dan Bylsma's lineup card. Even supposing Sid the Kid returns at some point in the playoffs, all measures will be taken to shut down Crosby by the Pens...Pens Must Send Strong Message: Protect Crosby For The Future
While Pens fans thought they would never see another talent like Mario Lemieux, they have been blessed with the next best thing, Sidney Crosby. Crosby is currently constructing a resume similar to that of Lemieux's. Thus far in his career, Crosby has a nearly 1.5 points per game average. Lemieux ended his career with a 1.88 points...Crosby Brings Hope in 15 Minutes
Pittsburgh-Monday morning was a typical gloomy morning in mid-March. The gray clouds hovered over the greater Pittsburgh area. Right before the noon hour the sun began to peak through the clouds and the sky began to open up. Streaks of sunlight started to warm up the city. At the very same time that the sun appeared, the playoff hopes...
