Posts About "Patric Hornqvist"
Why the NHL Should Integrate Goal Line Technology
May 1st, 2018 If Game 2 of the Washington Capitals versus Pittsburgh Penguins series taught us anything, it was that there is still no conclusive ruling on what a controversial goal is or is not. Penguins' Controversial No-Call In a game where the Capitals took a quick three-goal lead just minutes into the second period, Pittsburgh’s comeback bid...
How Hornqvist Extension Affects Penguins Cap
February 27th, 2018 On Monday, Feb. 26, multiple reports surfaced that the Pittsburgh Penguins were closing in on an extension with right wing Patric Hornqivst. The terms, as reported by TSN's Bob McKenzie, are five years with an AAV of $5.3 million. This is a sizable raise from the $4.25 million cap hit his current contract has. However, considering his...
Hornqvist Contract Necessary for Penguins
February 27th, 2018 The Pittsburgh Penguins may not have made any major moves on trade deadline day, staying relatively quiet after their acquisition of former Senators forward Derick Brassard earlier this weekend and keeping their moves on the day of the deadline limited to some minor-league shuffling. But that didn’t mean they didn’t make any roster...
Penguins Sign Hornqvist to Extension: Report
February 26th, 2018 The Pittsburgh Penguins are reportedly extending forward Patric Hornqvist to a five-year contract extension worth $26.5 million, according to Bob McKenzie. The deal comes with an annual cap hit of $5.3 million cap hit and locks up one of the Penguins core players for the...
The Sneaky Value of Patric Hornqvist
November 17th, 2017 As hockey fans, we are enchanted when players and goaltenders are left flailing and rendered powerless. When Evgeni Malkin floats past defenders and deposits the puck in the back of the net, it is cinematic. When Sidney Crosby bounces off coverage and lays the puck on his teammate’s stick, it is grace epitomized. Phil Kessel’s...
Pittsburgh Penguins: What Lies Ahead
September 1st, 2017 Summer is about to come to a merciful end for hockey fans. Teams report to training camp in a few weeks, and in just over a month we will welcome back regular-season hockey. This means, among other things, that the Stanley Cup's second straight world tour in the hands of the Pittsburgh Penguins is nearing its closing set. On Oct. 4, in...
