Pittsburgh Penguins’ 3 Stars of the Month – March 2021 Nick Horwat | April 2, 2021 Another month, another laundry list of injuries for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Despite missing a large majority of their top nine forwards, the Penguins managed to have their best month of…
Penguins Weekly: Carrying the Momentum Into Playoff Push Jake Deemer | March 29, 2021 There are plenty of reasons to be excited about the Pittsburgh Penguins. For one, they just romped arguably the best team in the MassMutual East Division, the New York Islanders,…
Penguins Weekly: Bruins Present Tough Task Jake Deemer | March 15, 2021 Your Pittsburgh Penguins are on a five-game win streak. How good does that sound after the type of start the team got off to at the beginning of the season?…
Penguins Lack Talent to Win Now Anna Kulesa | February 1, 2021 The Pittsburgh Penguins are skating on thin ice. Somehow, they keep squeaking out points but are not playing a sustainable way of hockey. They don’t look like a Stanley Cup…
Penguins Weekly: Injuries, Rutherford & Goalie Troubles Jake Deemer | February 1, 2021 It hasn’t exactly been the Pittsburgh Penguins’ week as we put the third week of the season into the rearview mirror. Currently, the Penguins’ record sits at 5-3-1, which is…
Penguins’ Goaltending Depth Will Be Tested in 2020-21 Season and Beyond Alexandros Reissis | January 14, 2021 The Pittsburgh Penguins had one of the best goaltending tandems in the NHL in the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons, with Marc-Andre Fleury and Matt Murray leading the team to back-to-back…
Penguins Have 3 Burning Questions Heading Into Training Camp Shane Seney | December 22, 2020 The Pittsburgh Penguins will officially open training camp for the 2020-21 NHL season on Dec. 31st, and this season will look very different. With a 56-game schedule set to run…
Pittsburgh Penguins’ Goaltending Depth Chart for 2020-21 Nick Horwat | November 25, 2020 The 2020 calendar year brought many questions regarding the Pittsburgh Penguins and their situation at the goalie position. Matt Murray continued to show his struggles with consistency while Tristan Jarry…
Veteran Craig Anderson an Option for the Penguins Shane Seney | November 11, 2020 Craig Anderson will go down as one of the best goaltenders in the history of the Ottawa Senators, according to Pierre Dorion, his former general manager. Regardless, the NHL is…
Penguins Must Go with Murray in Playoffs Ryan Szporer | March 10, 2020 The Pittsburgh Penguins have got a big problem in net, two big problems if you consider goaltenders Matt Murray and Tristan Jarry as separate issues. The biggest problem is there’s…
Jarry Wins Backup Goalie Job, Penguins Put DeSmith on Waivers The Canadian Press | September 30, 2019 NEW YORK — Backup goaltending competitions around the NHL have come into focus after the latest round of waiver moves. The Pittsburgh Penguins for now are keeping Tristan Jarry as Matt Murray’s backup and waived Casey DeSmith. James Reimer won the Caro…
Penguins Must Choose Between Murray and Jarry Ryan Szporer | September 28, 2019 Oddly enough, with just 50 NHL games played, goalie Casey DeSmith is about as invaluable to the Pittsburgh Penguins as anyone else on the roster. Especially the other goalies. The…
