Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Tristan Jarry Stands Tall in Penguins’ 2-1 Win Over the Bruins
The Boston Bruins and Pittsburgh Penguins faced off in a goaltending battle between Jeremy Swayman and Tristan Jarry. With both goaltenders playing strong and limiting their opponents, the Bruins and…
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Published: 1 year ago
Bad News: Malkin & Lizotte to IR, Penguins Make Call-Ups
CRANBERRY, Pa. — In successive days, Pittsburgh Penguins center Evgeni Malkin has gone from taking a maintenance day Saturday, to […] The post Bad News: Malkin & Lizotte to IR, Penguins Make Call-Ups appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.
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Published: 6 days ago
Malkin week-to-week with upper-body injury
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin is week-to-week with an upper-body injury, the team announced Tuesday.It's unclear exactly when Malkin suffered the injury, though he missed Pittsburgh's previous game Sunday against the Dallas Stars.Malkin i
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Published: 6 days ago
Penguins Recall Danton Heinen, Sam Poulin
The Penguins announced they’ve again added forwards Danton Heinen and Samuel Poulin to the NHL roster, marking each player’s second recall of the season from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. They placed forwards Evgeni Malkin and Blake Lizotte o
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Published: 6 days ago
Game Preview: Anaheim Ducks @ Pittsburgh Penguins 12/9/25
Who: Anaheim Ducks (18-10-1, 37 points, 1st place Pacific Division) @ Pittsburgh Penguins (14-7-6, 34 points, 4th place Metropolitan Division) When: 7:00 p.m. ET How to Watch: Broadcast locally on Victory+, KCOP-13 and SN-PIT , streaming on ESPN+ P
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Published: 1 week ago
Pens Points: Home for Five
Coming off a successful three game road trip that saw the Pittsburgh Penguins capture five out of a possible six points, the team now returns to the friendly confines of PPG Paints Arena for a season high five game homestand beginning tonight against
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Published: 1 week ago
Penguins Update: To Trade Jarry or Not to Trade Him, That is the Question
The other day I was manning the front desk at Wright’s Gym when one of our members, who happens to be a big Penguins fan, stopped by to chew the hockey fat. We both noted how well goalie Tristan Jarry’s been playing, especially since his recent
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Published: 1 week ago
Quinn Hughes Trade Talk Takes Surprising Twist, Insider Puts Penguins in the Mix
The post Quinn Hughes Trade Talk Takes Surprising Twist, Insider Puts Penguins in the Mix appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Quinn Hughes sweepstakes could take a surprising twist, as Elliotte Friedman has named the Pittsburgh Penguins as a suitor
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Published: 1 week ago
Hockey rinks at Olympics will be smaller than NHL, IIHF confirms
MILAN — Hockey, one of the premier events at the Winter Olympics and one that is welcoming NHL players back for the first time in more than a decade, will take place on ice that is shorter than NHL-regulation size. Men’s and women’s games at
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Published: 1 week ago
Oilers’ Walman, Roslovic, Kapanen not close to returning, says coach
The Edmonton Oilers‘ injured ranks won’t be thinning out any time soon. None of Jake Walman, Jack Roslovic or Kasperi Kapanen are close to returning to action, head coach Kris Knoblauch said Monday. Walman, who has been limited to 17 games this s
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Published: 1 week ago
A Few Sparks–What We Learned From Penguins’ Road Trip
What it is ain’t exactly clear, but there is just a little something building with the Pittsburgh Penguins. It starts […] The post A Few Sparks–What We Learned From Penguins’ Road Trip appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.
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Published: 1 week ago
Four Potential Trade Targets the Pittsburgh Penguins Could Pursue in a Playoff Push
The Pittsburgh Penguins remain in a familiar but increasingly delicate position as the season moves toward the trade deadline. They are not true contenders, but they are also not a…
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Published: 1 week ago
Canada head coach Cooper says he expects ‘excruciating’ Olympic roster choices
Jon Cooper expects there will be “excruciatingly tough” decisions when it comes down to formalizing Canada’s roster for the NHL’s Olympic return. The Tampa Bay Lightning head coach and bench boss of the country’s men’s hockey team at the
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Published: 1 week ago