Pittsburgh Penguins Desperately Need to Make a Trade Shane Seney | June 16, 2021 The Pittsburgh Penguins are setting themselves up for an interesting offseason as general manager Ron Hextall and President of Hockey Operations Brian Burke are ready to roll up their sleeves…
Pittsburgh Penguins Should Overpay for Seth Jones Shane Seney | June 3, 2021 The Pittsburgh Penguins are expected to make a few small changes to the roster this offseason, however, one big name that has become available is Columbus Blue Jackets star defenseman…
Revisiting 4 Bold Penguins Preseason Predictions Shane Seney | March 15, 2021 Before the season started, we published four bold predictions about the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2020-21, which included an Art Ross Trophy, player development and a timely trade. While predicting the…
Top 3 Penguins Trades Under Jim Rutherford Alexandros Reissis | January 19, 2021 With three Stanley Cups to his name, Pittsburgh Penguins’ Jim Rutherford has been one of the most successful general managers in recent history. Before joining the Penguins, the former goaltender…
Penguins: 4 Bold Predictions for 2020-21 Shane Seney | January 4, 2021 Happy New Year as we turn the clock to 2021, and boy, does this year feel different with how the NHL season aligns with the calendar. The Zambonis have been…
Penguins: John Marino’s Development Could Make Kris Letang Expendable Shane Seney | November 25, 2020 John Marino turned heads during his rookie season with the Pittsburgh Penguins and fans should expect much of the same in the coming season. The 23-year-old burst onto the scene…
5 Penguins’ Question Marks – Crosby/Kapanen, Jarry, Letang & More Shane Seney | October 15, 2020 Pittsburgh Penguins general manager, Jim Rutherford has been busy making moves this offseason, as he tries to set his team up for a bounce-back year. That’s one thing we know…
Could Penguins’ John Marino Be Their Next No.1 Defenseman? Adam Krivanek | June 30, 2020 To have a top defenseman who manages both the role of a power-play quarterback and the role of a player who shuts down the opposing team’s best attackers is a luxury…
Penguins Return to Health, Not to Form Tim Neral | March 10, 2020 The Pittsburgh Penguins had a golden opportunity. Losers of three straight, they began a three-game west coast trip on Feb. 26 against the Pacific Division’s bottom dwellers: the Los Angeles…
Penguins’ Marino Injury Slows Down Fantastic Rookie Season Nick Horwat | February 11, 2020 Just when you thought the injury bug was leaving the Pittsburgh Penguins, it stings again. This time, it hit standout rookie defenseman John Marino, who took a Steven Stamkos shot…
Penguins’ Potential Seattle Expansion Protected List Nick Horwat | February 6, 2020 There are rumors abound that the Seattle Kraken will be the official name of the NHL’s 32nd team. It seems to be the popular choice by fans, but Seattle has stated…
Penguins Show Tenacity Despite Injury Crisis Casey Montana | December 12, 2019 The Pittsburgh Penguins have been plagued with injuries and have faced many obstacles this season, however, their bad luck has not produced a lackluster performance. So far, they have maintained…
