Malkin vs. Ovechkin Is the Real Rivalry Greg Thornberry | April 28, 2016 When the Penguins and the Capitals meet, the first thought on nearly everyone’s mind is “Crosby vs Ovechkin”. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that as they are arguably the…
Pens, Caps Staring History in the Mirror Tannor Torrao | April 26, 2016 Hello darkness, my old friend I’ve come to talk with you again – Simon and Garfunkel It’s been seven years since the Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals faced one another…
Penguins And Capitals: A Series Worthy Of Conference Finals Michael Pityk | April 26, 2016 The Pittsburgh Penguins easily dispatched the New York Rangers in the first round of the playoffs winning four games and losing one. The Washington Capitals took slightly longer to beat…
Redemption for Ovechkin? Mark Shiver | April 25, 2016 Alex Ovechkin is seeking redemption. Arguably one of the NHL’s greatest players to not have won a Stanley Cup is once again fighting for the prize. His Washington Capitals defeated…
Is Phil Kessel Still Considered a Bust in Pittsburgh? Mike Necciai | April 25, 2016 The 2015-16 Pittsburgh Penguins are clearly a different team from just one year ago. In fact, they’re a much different team than just six months ago and a big part…
Crosby Vs. Ovechkin is the Least Interesting Storyline Marcy Di Michele | April 25, 2016 It’s getting a little played out, isn’t it? Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby are two of the best players in the game. They’ve proved that over the past 11 years.…
Facing Off: Setting Up a Stellar Second Round Larry Fisher | April 25, 2016 Facing Off is a weekly column debating five of hockey’s hottest topics each and every Monday. From current events like trades and hat tricks, to bigger-picture stuff like scandals and expansion —…
Pittsburgh Penguins Simply Dominating Greg Thornberry | April 22, 2016 ‘Dominating’ is really the only word that can be used to describe the Penguins’ play against the New York Rangers. At times you almost start to feel bad for the…
Pens Find Their Speed; Take 2-1 Series Lead Tannor Torrao | April 20, 2016 Through Games 1 and 2 of their Eastern Conference Quarterfinal matchup with the New York Rangers, the Pittsburgh Penguins have looked sluggish, at best. The team speed and unrelenting forecheck…
Pittsburgh Penguins: Line Chemistry and Continuity Greg Thornberry | April 19, 2016 The Pittsburgh Penguins look like a team that is over thinking the game of hockey. Of course, everyone is blaming the team’s failings on the return of Evgeni Malkin and…
Pittsburgh Penguins Playing Mind Games Greg Thornberry | April 14, 2016 The Pittsburgh Penguins seem to be going to great lengths to mess with our heads lately. The emotional roller coaster surrounding the Penguins’ goalie situation took a drastic turn prior…
The 2016 NHL Playoffs: Is Canada Really Disinterested? The Hockey Writers | April 13, 2016 A year ago, five of the seven Canadian teams were getting set for the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Among them included two all-Canadian series. And while none…
