Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Armstrong: Not many spots left to decide on Canada's roster
Team Canada executive Doug Armstrong says there aren't many spots left up for grabs on the roster for the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off. "Probably not as many as people think," Armstrong told NHL.com's Adam Kimelman. Each country's 23-man roster is due
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Published: 1 month ago
Penguins to retire Jaromir Jagr’s #68 jersey in February
Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images Jagr will become just the third Penguins player to have their number retired. The Pittsburgh Penguins will be retiring the #68 jersey of all-time great Jaromir Jagr, who will become just th
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Published: 1 year ago
Pittsburgh Penguins to retire Jaromir Jagr’s number in February
Jagr will have his number retired by the Penguins after a hall of fame career.
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins Announce Retirement of Jaromir Jagr’s No. 68
The post Penguins Announce Retirement of Jaromir Jagr’s No. 68 appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Pittsburgh Penguins salute Jaromir Jagr's iconic career – fans to revel in ceremony with replica Jagr 68 banners. The post Penguins Announce Reti
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Penguins to retire Jagr's number in February
No Pittsburgh Penguins player will ever wear No. 68 again.Jaromir Jagr's number will be raised to the rafters on Feb. 18, the club announced Friday.The legend will join Mario Lemieux (No. 66) and Michel Briere (No. 21) as the only players to have the
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Penguins to retire Jaromir Jagr’s No. 68 jersey in February
The Pittsburgh Penguins will retire Jaromir Jagr’s No. 68 jersey in a ceremony before a home game against the Los Angeles Kings on Feb. 18, the team announced Friday.
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins Will Retire Jagr’s No. 68 on Feb. 18
After years as one of the most-discussed issues — off the ice, anyway — for the Pittsburgh Penguins’ fan base, it’s finally going to happen. Jaromir Jagr’s No. 68 is going to be retired. It will join the numbers of Michel Briere (No. 21) an
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Published: 1 year ago
Jaromir Jagr's No. 68 Jersey to Be Retired by Penguins on Feb. 18 vs. Kings
Jaromir Jagr's jersey is headed to the rafters at PPG Paints Arena. The Pittsburgh Penguins announced Friday that Jagr's No. 68 will be retired ahead of a…
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins To Retire Jaromír Jágr’s Number
Pittsburgh Penguins franchise icon Jaromír Jágr will have his no. 68 retired prior to the team’s February 18 home game against the Los Angeles Kings, per a team announcement. More to come…
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins Dethrone Kings in OT, 4-3
The Penguins continued to dig out from a dreadful start to the season last night at Crypto.com Arena. Our boys prevailed, 4-3, over a fast, aggressive Kings squad in a highly entertaining contest that featured three lead changes, thanks to Bryan Rus
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Published: 1 year ago
Winning Matters: The Pens Can’t Afford Jeff Carter’s Farewell Tour
Before we dive in, I want to make one thing crystal clear: I’m not here to throw shade at anyone personally. This is all about the topic. Jeff Carter has had a great career, no question. But the idea that his past success should give him special tr
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Published: 1 year ago
Dan’s Daily: Canucks Almost Screwed Up; Penguins Survive & Thrive
LOS ANGELES — The Pittsburgh Penguins thrived out west and survived a heavy LA Kings team for a perfect roadie. It was the first time they’ve swept the California trip since 1996-97. The Penguins also got good goaltending from Magnus Hellberg and
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Penguins Weekly Stock Report: An Incredible West Coast Road Trip
Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images This is exactly the stretch of games the Pittsburgh Penguins needed. The first month of the 2023-24 season did not always go exactly as planned or hoped for the Pittsburgh Penguins. They w
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