Coyotes Assign Steve Downie to AHL Dustin L. Nelson | January 18, 2016 The Arizona Coyotes announced Monday, after he cleared waivers, that they have sent veteran forward Steve Downie to the AHL. It wasn’t entirely surprising that Downie cleared waivers, yet, as…
Steve Downie Placed on Waivers Dustin L. Nelson | January 17, 2016 The Arizona Coyotes have placed forward Steve Downie on waivers, according to TSN’s Bob McKenzie. Downie signed with Arizona over the summer, following a season of surprising successes in Pittsburgh,…
What To Expect From Bobby Farnham In 2015-16 Michael Pityk | July 21, 2015 Fans of the Pittsburgh Penguins have fallen in love with one of the young players within the system and his name is Bobby Farnham. Well, his name is actually Robert…
An Opportunity for New Hope in Pittsburgh Lee C.J. Sobotka | July 12, 2015 “Great moments are born from great opportunity.” – Herb Brooks That’s what the Pittsburgh Penguins have right now: A fantastic opportunity to push through fear and doubt and come out…
Revisting the Penguins First Year Under Rutherford: Part 1 – Free Agency Michael Pityk | May 30, 2015 The Pittsburgh Penguins managed to reach the Stanley Cup playoffs for the ninth consecutive season. It took them until the very last game of the season to secure a playoff…
Five Reasons: Move Kunitz to Bottom Six Ryan Shaffer | March 26, 2015 No player has taken more criticism in Pittsburgh lately than forward Chris Kunitz. In November, the two-time Stanley Cup winner, Olympic gold medalist and, most notably, Robin to Sidney Crosby’s…
Steve Downie Returning to Form in Pittsburgh Adam Williams | March 25, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com When Steve Downie was signed in the off-season, the Penguins knew exactly what they were getting. They were acquiring a gritty, toes-the-line forward who would add…
Perron, Pugilism and Puke: Penguins’ Wildly Weird Week The Hockey Writers | January 5, 2015 The Pittsburgh Penguins had one of the most intriguing weeks an NHL team could have this past week and we are not even past the first week of 2015. Through…
“Not Our Rival!” Or Are They? The Hockey Writers | December 15, 2014 During the 2003-04 NCAA basketball season the University of Maryland’s men’s basketball team played Duke University in three hard fought basketball games. Duke won the two regular season matchups, but…
And The Most “Impactful” Addition to the Penguins Is… The Hockey Writers | December 12, 2014 A few weeks ago I wrote on reasons why the Penguins will be thankful despite all of their health concerns. Well, since that article Kris Letang, Chris Kunitz, Patric Hornqvist,…
The Pittsburgh Penguins New “The Third Line” Adam Williams | November 8, 2014 A Brief Recap At one point in time in recent Pittsburgh Penguins’ history, the combination of Sidney Crosby and Chris Kunitz was not the favorite line in Pittsburgh. Nor was…
Metropolitan Rivals: How The Flyers Stack Up Against The Pens Andy Dudones | July 13, 2014 While the youngsters are chipping away towards making a name for themselves in development camp, the Flyers’ arid offseason continues with little developments. Other teams throughout the Metropolitan Division, however,…
