Longtime NHL executive Ray Shero, who led Penguins to 2009 Stanley Cup win, dead at 62

Longtime NHL executive Ray Shero died Wednesday. He was 62. Shero's passing was first announced by the Minnesota Wild. No cause of death was provided.

Read the full story on CBC Sports

Published: 2 weeks ago

Former Penguins GM Ray Shero Dies at 62

Former Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Ray Shero has died at age 62. His cause of death was not announced, but is it believed that he had been undergoing treatments for an aggressive form of cancer. Shero succeeded Craig Patrick as GM of the Peng

Read the full story on Pittsburgh Hockey Now

Published: 2 weeks ago

Former Penguins, Devils GM Ray Shero dies at 62

Former Pittsburgh Penguins and New Jersey Devils general manager Ray Shero died Wednesday at 62, the NHL announced.Shero also served as senior advisor for the Minnesota Wild since the 2021-22 campaign."Ray Shero's smile and personality lit up every r

Read the full story on The Score

Published: 2 weeks ago

Former Pens GM Ray Shero dead at 62

Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images Shero served as General Manager for the Penguins from 2006 to 2014. Former Penguins General Manager Ray Shero has died. The Minnesota Wild organization, where Shero had been serving as Senior

Read the full story on Pensburgh

Published: 2 weeks ago

Longtime NHL general manager Ray Shero dead at 62

Ray Shero, a long-time NHL general manager who was the architect of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ first Stanley Cup in the Sidney Crosby era, has died. He was 62.

Read the full story on SportsNet

Published: 2 weeks ago

McGroarty Unknowingly Passed Important Test (PHN+ Exclusive)

Nestled in their own corner of the visitors’ locker room of American Airlines Arena last Friday sat a pair of Pittsburgh Penguins rookies. They weren’t in the room for Kris Letang’s impromptu and gut-busting Kangaroo Court, which minutes earlie

Read the full story on Pittsburgh Hockey Now

Published: 2 weeks ago

Penguins Notebook: Lose-Lose Choice for Rangers?; Worlds Await

The Pittsburgh Penguins might own the New York Rangers’ first-round pick in the June draft; it’s one of the assets they acquired from Vancouver in the trade that sent Marcus Pettersson and Drew O’Connor to the Canucks. However, New York, which

Read the full story on Pittsburgh Hockey Now

Published: 2 weeks ago

Boko Imama named Penguins 2025 Masterton nominee

Photo by Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Pens tough guy recognized for perseverance, dedication The Penguins have announced their nominee for the 2025 Masterton trophy.

The Bill Masterton Memorial

Read the full story on Pensburgh

Published: 2 weeks ago

Pens Points: A sequel better than the original

Photo by Joe Sargent/NHLI via Getty Images The back half of the CHI-PIT home-and-home went much better for the flightless birds. Here are your Pens Points for this Wednesday morning... The Pittsburgh Penguins and Chicago Black

Read the full story on Pensburgh

Published: 2 weeks ago

Penguins Grades: Get This Rookie a Goal! Some Positive Signs

Sidney Crosby had a big smile and laughed after scoring a power-play goal in the final seconds of the first period. His turning one-timer seemed less intentional and more accidental. However, his other plays throughout the game were full of intent, a

Read the full story on Pittsburgh Hockey Now

Published: 2 weeks ago

Erik Karlsson Scores 200th Career Goal in Penguins Win Over Blackhawks

Two days after the Chicago Blackhawks (22-46-10) defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins (32-35-12) 3-1 at home, the two teams met for the second of their home-and-home on Tuesday night. The Penguins…

Read the full story on The Hockey Writers

Published: 2 weeks ago

NHL Highlights: Penguins 5, Blackhawks 0

Kevin Hayes scored twice and Tristan Jarry recorded a shutout as the Pittsburgh Penguins blanked the Chicago Blackhawks 5-0.

Read the full story on SportsNet

Published: 2 weeks ago