Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Dan’s Daily: Arguing Rebuilds; Sabres Disaster; Sidney Crosby Smiles
The Pittsburgh Penguins couldn’t help but smile after stealing a win in Nashville. Sometimes, bad games that end in victory don’t feel good, but other times, they’re a cause for celebration when a team discovers that it can indeed steal a win.
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Published: 4 months ago
Penguins’ Young Forwards Will Improve the Top-6 in 2025-26
The Pittsburgh Penguins are putting the finishing touches on another disappointing season. They will miss the playoffs for the third campaign in a row, and general manager Kyle Dubas knows…
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby Continue to Defy the Odds
The NHL has been defined by two players over the past two decades, Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin, as both continue to make history.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Dan’s Daily: Draft Drama. Rangers Stink; Penguins Spot Improving
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ flat performance against the Chicago Blachkawks Sunday afternoon may have done the organization a solid. With only four games remaining on the Penguins’ schedule, the team improved its draft slot by a couple of spots. We
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Game Preview: Chicago Blackhawks @ Pittsburgh Penguins 4/8/2025
Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images The Pens rematch with the Blackhawks two days after Chicago officially eliminated them from playoff contention. Who: Chicago Blackhawks (22-45-10, 54 points, 8th place Central Division) @ Pi
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Pens Points: Chicago, Again
Photo by Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Just four games left for the Penguins beginning tonight against the Blackhawks. Pens Points has you covered with everything you need before puck drop. Tonight offers the
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Penguins Scalped by Blackhawks, 3-1
With so many players auditioning for spots next season, effort and compete level have for the most part not been an issue for our Penguins since the trade deadline passed a month ago. Indeed, with the notable exception of back-to-back blowout losses
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Former NHL goalie, Sportsnet broadcaster Greg Millen passes away at 67
Sportsnet broadcaster and 14-year NHL veteran Greg Millen has passed away at 67. Millen, a goaltender in his professional career, played with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Hartford Whalers, St. Louis Blues, Quebec Nordiques, Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby Continue to Defy the Odds
The NHL has been defined by two players over the past two decades, Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin, as both continue to make history.
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Why Senators’ Jake Sanderson deserves Norris Trophy consideration
OTTAWA — Ottawa Senators fans serenaded their team with “We Want Playoffs” chants during two shutout victories over the weekend. It’s finally happening. The Senators’ transition from skilled but raw to a complete team worthy of being in th
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Monday Standings: Jockeying for draft pick positioning in the last 10 days of the season
Photo by Bill Wippert/NHLI via Getty Images The Penguins may have one or two first round picks in June, depending on how the Rangers do The Penguins were officially eliminated from the playoffs yesterday, a mere formality sinc
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Published: 3 weeks ago
How long will the Penguins playoff drought continue?
Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images It could be another year or two at least, but it should not be more than that. Having officially missed the playoffs for the third consecutive season, we can now say that the Pittsburgh Pengui
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Published: 3 weeks ago
Molinari: Murashov Might Be Penguins’ Future … But Future Can Wait
Sergei Murashov got a lot of attention recently, when he won his first 11 starts with the Pittsburgh Penguins’ farm team in Wilkes-Barre. Understandably so, since he did it in his first 11 American Hockey League starts and, in the process, tied Joh
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Published: 3 weeks ago