Penguins Weekly: Buying In on the Defensive End Jake Deemer | April 26, 2021 What a week for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Although the week didn’t start off on the greatest of notes — a narrow 7-6 win over the New Jersey Devils in which…
Penguins Should Keep Frederick Gaudreau in the Lineup Nick Horwat | April 7, 2021 The Pittsburgh Penguins have needed help all around the lineup this season with many key players missing time with long-term injuries. The laundry list of players being put on injured…
Penguins Not Letting Latest Injuries Define Them Anna Kulesa | March 26, 2021 The injury bug bit the Pittsburgh Penguins again. At the beginning of the season, it was defensive injuries that dominated the injury list, now it’s offensive injuries. Currently, the team…
Teddy Blueger Continues to Be One of the Penguins’ Most Important Players Nick Horwat | March 11, 2021 The Pittsburgh Penguins were in rare form during the 2012 NHL Draft; The team had not one, but two picks in the first round. In total, the team took nine…
Pittsburgh Penguins 2012 Draft Revisited Nick Horwat | August 23, 2020 A lot can change in eight years. The Pittsburgh Penguins alone have had three coaches, two general managers, and back-to-back Stanley Cup titles since June of 2012. Related: Pittsburgh Penguins’…
Did the Penguins Learn From 2019 Playoff Exit? Rob Klein | July 31, 2020 When the Pittsburgh Penguins were swept by the New York Islanders in the first round of the 2018-19 NHL Playoffs, many questioned the team’s toughness and motivation. General manager Jim…
Blueger Scores in 8th Round of Shootout, Penguins Beat Coyotes The Canadian Press | January 12, 2020 GLENDALE, Ariz. — Teddy Blueger scored the deciding goal in the eighth round of the shootout and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Arizona Coyotes 4-3 Sunday. Pittsburgh’s Bryan Rust and…
Penguins’ Slow Starts are Causing Concern Josh Karadeema | November 14, 2019 The Pittsburgh Penguins have made a routine of comebacks this season. When scoring first, they are 5-1. When they concede first, they are just 5-5-2. Over the first 18 games…
Penguins’ Problem…Too Many Healthy Forwards Josh Karadeema | November 2, 2019 The Pittsburgh Penguins have been riddled with injuries to their forwards this season. Since preseason started, Evgeni Malkin, Nick Bjugstad, Alex Galchenyuk and Bryan Rust have all missed significant time with…
Penguins Top 7 Trade Pieces Tyler Bowen | February 20, 2019 There may not be a more exciting time during an NHL season than the trade deadline, especially for a franchise like the Pittsburgh Penguins that isn’t afraid to shake up…
Penguins Look to Fresh Faces to Spark Scoring & Chemistry Christy Walters | February 11, 2019 For the last few seasons, the months of February and March have acted like a revolving door for the Pittsburgh Penguins organization. Between injuries and trades, the stretch run portion…
Penguins Get Depth & Flexibility in Bjugstad, Blueger & McCann Steve Rodenbaugh | February 7, 2019 As strange as it may sound, the Pittsburgh Penguins have had a problem at the center position the past two seasons. Despite being blessed with two of the most dominant…
