Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Report: Fenway exploring minority sale of Penguins
Fenway Sports Group purchased the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2021.
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Published: 3 months ago
3 takeaways as U.S. sends message by thrashing Finland
The United States surged to first place in the 4 Nations Face-Off standings by routing Finland 6-1 in its tournament opener. Here are three observations about Thursday night's American victory.Tkachuk connection jolts U.S. Minas Panagi
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Published: 3 months ago
Dan’s Daily: Crosby Trade Talk Won’t Die; USA Blowout; Outside Views on Penguins
WILKES BARRE, Pa. — The Sidney Crosby trade talk won’t die. He has personally tried to kill it. On the recent two-week road trip, a Penguins team source pulled me aside to spare Crosby more questions on it. Yet, two days into the Four Nations Fac
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Published: 3 months ago
Pens Points: USA tops Finland
Photo by Vincent Ethier/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The U.S. earned a dominant win over Finland on Thursday night. The 4 Nations Face-Off continued Thursday night with a Team USA-Team Finland matchup. Brady and Matthew Tk
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Published: 3 months ago
Why Canada’s power play is in conversation for greatest of all time
Nick Kypreos joins Tim Micallef to discuss Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon teaming up for an optional skate, whether Canada’s power play unit is in discussion for the greatest of all time, and if there’s any concern about the defence, and more
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Published: 3 months ago
Penguins Swing Minor Deal
In a swap of minor-league forwards, the Penguins dealt Corey Andonovski to the Blues for Mathias Lafferierre. Although the trade doesn’t figure to impact the big-league roster (at least ours), it continues an all-too-familiar trend of pushing guys
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Published: 3 months ago
Scott Niedermayer reflects on Crosby’s maturity at 2010 Winter Olympics
Hockey Hall of Famer Scott Niedermayer joins Jamie Dodd and Thomas Drance to discuss Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off, what he saw from Sidney Crosby in 2010 at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver and the return of best-on-best hockey.
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Published: 3 months ago
After years of big-game criticism Mitch Marner delivered with a huge goal for Canada
Marner scored the overtime winner for Canada, on a pass from his hero, Sidney Crosby.
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Published: 3 months ago
Marner rips home OT winner as Canada beats Sweden in 4 Nations opener
Check this out, as Mitch Marner takes the long drop pass from Sidney Crosby, walks in an buries the OT winner past Filip Gustavsson, to give Team Canada the victory over Sweden in Game 1 of the 4 Nations Face-Off.
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Published: 3 months ago
Penguins Make Minor Trade, Swap Forwards
The Pittsburgh Penguins executed a minor trade Thursday that is unlikely to affect the NHL roster. The organization dealt Corey Andonovski from the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins to the St. Louis Blues organization in exchange for 24-year-old forward
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Published: 3 months ago
4 Nations shows NHL was wrong to ditch international hockey for a decade
There are many good reasons to be skeptical of the 4 Nations Face-Off.There's no history of these particular four nations facing off for hockey supremacy, no matter how much the organizers want the tournament considered in the class of great showdown
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Published: 3 months ago
What the 4 Nations opener taught us about Canada, Sweden
MONTREAL - NHL Players' Association executive director Marty Walsh noted during a Wednesday afternoon press conference that the league's newly unveiled international calendar sets the stage for the next "Golden Goal."The hockey world didn't have to w
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Published: 3 months ago
PHN Roundtable: How the Metro Views Penguins; End Game Predictions
The Pittsburgh Penguins are below .500. They have fought and scratched to get close to water level, and they’ve also dropkicked away numerous chances to rise above the bottom-of-the-competitive-pack standing. They’ve kept the draft of the playoff
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Published: 3 months ago