Penguins Game 72 vs. Blue Jackets: Lines, Notes & How to Watch

Points would seem to be sitting right on the table for the Pittsburgh Penguins, who on Thursday play the first half of a home-and-home against the last-place team in the Eastern Conference, the Columbus Blue Jackets. Then again, the Penguins (31-30-1

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Published: 9 months ago

Dan’s Daily: Dubas Talks Changes, Colorado Credits Crosby

Why don’t the Pittsburgh Penguins tear it down and rebuild? Penguins president of hockey operations/GM Kyle Dubas succinctly answered that question on Mark Madden’s radio show, responded to Jake Guentzel’s slightly salty assessment of the Pengu

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Game Preview: Columbus Blue Jackets @ Pittsburgh Penguins 3/28/2024 - Lines, how to watch

Photo by Joe Sargent/NHLI via Getty Images The Pens and Jackets meet up, with Sidney Crosby having the chance to move up the all-time scoring lists Who: Columbus Blue Jackets (23-37-12, 58 points, 8th place Metropolitan Divisi

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Pens Points: Columbus Collision

Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports Catch up on the latest hockey headlines in today’s Pens Points. Here are your Pens Points for this Thursday morning... Jake Guentzel said following the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 4-1 win over th

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Penguins Spoil Guentzel’s Homecoming, Ambush ‘Canes 4-1

During the old Lone Ranger TV series from the 1950s, those who watched the hero save the day before blazing off into the sunset on his trusty steed Silver often asked, “Who was that masked man?” Borrowing from that time-honored question, I’d l

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Penguins’ Dubas Answers Guentzel, Why Pens Don’t Rebuild, Needed Changes

Former Pittsburgh Penguins winger Jake Guentzel was momentarily brusque on Tuesday night regarding his departure, placing the responsibility on the Penguins and, indirectly, president of hockey operations/GM Kyle Dubas for deciding to trade Guentzel.

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Bunting Has Too Many Pluses for Penguins to Focus on a Minus

CRANBERRY — It’s not that the Pittsburgh Penguins are disappointed, in any way, with what they’ve gotten from Michael Bunting since they acquired him from Carolina in the Jake Guentzel trade. Quite the opposite, actually. They wanted a guy who

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Jake Guentzel Confirms He Wanted to Stay With the Penguins

The Carolina Hurricanes went out and bolstered their lineup with the surprise acquisition of Evgeny Kuznetsov from the Washington Capitals, but that wasn’t their biggest move. The Hurricanes pulled off…

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Penguins Prospect Impressing Team and Coaches, ‘Doing My Job’ (+)

CRANBERRY  — Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Jack St. Ivany has progressed from just hoping not to fall on his pregame rookie lap to earning praise and more playing time from coach Mike Sullivan. It’s a nice progression for the solidly built and

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Big deal, little deal, no deal: Guentzel’s post-game comments about wanting to stay in Pittsburgh

Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images Is what Jake Guentzel said a big deal after the game a big deal? Jake Guentzel met with the media after his first game back in Pittsburgh as a visitor. This was the key quote.

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NHL Rumors: Penguins, Senators, Oilers, Panthers

In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Jake Guentzel spoke about the decision by the Pittsburgh Penguins to trade him and it was clear he still isn’t over it. Meanwhile, while talk…

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Will Sidney Crosby Be a Career Pittsburgh Penguin?

Sidney Crosby is widely regarded as one of the greatest hockey players of all time. He’s already made an indelible mark on the NHL since his debut in 2005. Furthermore,…

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