Will Tomer
@https://twitter.com/grandmastatomer
Will has written for a number of publications, varying from print to digital media. His work has been featured on SI.com, PensLabyrinth, The 405, Metacritic and The Social Humanist. Beyond hockey, he has written on the subjects of music and politics.
Author's Posts
David Perron Continues to Disappoint as a Penguin
November 6th, 2015 With the Pittsburgh Penguins heading to western reaches of Canada to face the Edmonton Oilers, one cannot help but consider everything former Oiler and current Penguin winger David Perron has failed to do during his tenure with his latest team. http://gty.im/462668700 Since being traded to the Penguins for a 2015 1st-round...
Sergei Plotnikov Bound for Breakthrough
November 5th, 2015 The Pittsburgh Penguins have already progressed through almost 15 percent of the 2015-2016 regular season. The team's early woes that saw them begin the year 0-3 have given way to a win streak that has boosted them to 8-4 through the first 12 games. Still, many worries remain for this spectacularly hyped...
The Question of Sergei Gonchar
September 29th, 2015 A perfect storm of factors have mixed together to make the 41-year-old Sergei Gonchar one of the Pittsburgh Penguins' most fascinating preseason storylines. The 6'2" Russian defender is currently signed to a professional tryout contract with the team he spent five years with between 2005 and 2010 where he won his only Stanley...
Excitement About Kessel's Upcoming Season Builds
September 17th, 2015 With the opening of training camp today in Cranberry, Pa., the Pittsburgh Penguins are all smiles. "It's very exciting to look around and see the potential we have, and how deep our team is," defenseman Ian Cole told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. But few individuals have riled up as much excitement among the fanbase as...
Nick Bonino: The Penguins Most Underrated Offseason Acquisition
August 26th, 2015 The offseason has been an exciting time for the Pittsburgh Penguins, thanks primarily to general manager Jim Rutherford going out and making a series of smart, calculated additions and subtractions to the roster. While the most buzz worthy of these moves was the addition of elite forward Phil Kessel, one particular addition to the roster...
Jim Rutherford Has Made His Own Luck This Offseason
August 24th, 2015 After a disappointing close to the Pittsburgh Penguins' 2014-2015 season that saw many people, hockey analysts and fans alike, calling for the removal of general manager Jim Rutherford, it would seem that the course is finally steadying. The offseason has seen a litany of moves that seem poised to address most of the areas of...
