Penguins Have Incentive to Bench Jussi Jokinen Mike Colligan | May 23, 2013 Jussi Jokinen’s biggest contribution to the Penguins lineup is his faceoff ability.
Ottawa Can’t Hide Their Norris Trophy Defenseman Mike Colligan | May 19, 2013 Erik Karlsson’s frustration has led to indecision. He’s gone from all-important asset to outright liability.
Pascal Dupuis and His Stanley Cup Moment Mike Colligan | May 16, 2013 It’s easy to see how another team might be willing to pay the 34-year-old Dupuis upwards of $5 million per year to shore up their top line and penalty kill.
How Does the Penguins Penalty Kill Work? Mike Colligan | May 10, 2013 “Penalty kill, power play, guys are doing a lot of different things that lead to success on this team,” Jarome Iginla said of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Tyler Kennedy and Life as a Healthy Scratch Mike Colligan | May 10, 2013 Tyler Kennedy, despite his $2 million contract, was a healthy scratch for the first four games of the Islanders series.
It’s Time to Unite Jarome Iginla and Sidney Crosby Mike Colligan | May 6, 2013 Should Jarome Iginla be with Evgeni Malkin or Sidney Crosby? Right wing or left wing?
What Happened to the Penguins in Game 2? Mike Colligan | May 5, 2013 Penguins players had a tough time coming to a consensus on what went wrong and what needed to be done to regain control of the series.
How the Penguins Fixed Their Defensive System Mike Colligan | April 30, 2013 How is sluggish defenseman Douglas Murray surviving in the Penguins up-tempo system?
2013 NHL Playoffs Schedule Mike Colligan | April 28, 2013 The NHL released the schedule for the 2013 Quarterfinal playoff matchups on Sunday night: 2013 EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS #1 Pittsburgh vs. #8 NY Islanders Wednesday, May 1 7:30 p.m.…
Which Comes First: The System or the Player? Mike Colligan | April 24, 2013 Why didn’t Zbynek Michalek work in Pittsburgh?
Hartzell Signing May Reveal Big Plans For Penguins Mike Colligan | April 15, 2013 Could Eric Hartzell be Pittsburgh’s goalie of the future?
Yale Beats Quinnipiac 4-0 for First National Championship Mike Colligan | April 13, 2013 PITTSBURGH — No NCAA Championship game since 1968 has gone scoreless through two periods. Yale and Quinnipiac came close. They played 39 minutes and 56 seconds of entertaining, yet scoreless…
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