Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Penguins Sign Chase Pietila
The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed college defenseman Chase Pietila to a three-year, entry-level contract that begins next season.
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Published: 9 months ago
Report: Oilers acquiring Jarry from Penguins
The Pittsburgh Penguins are trading goaltender Tristan Jarry to the Edmonton Oilers, TSN's Pierre LeBrun reports.The Oilers are also nearing a deal to acquire defenseman Spencer Stastney from the Nashville Predators, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet ad
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Published: 3 days ago
Edmonton ‘Closing In’ on Trade for Jarry
Tristan Jarry may not be a Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender for much longer. Despite a rough outing Thursday against the Montreal […] The post Edmonton ‘Closing In’ on Trade for Jarry appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.
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Published: 3 days ago
Oilers Working To Acquire Tristan Jarry, Spencer Stastney
The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly close to making a pair of significant trades today. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Oilers are working to acquire netminder Tristan Jarry from the Pittsburgh Penguins and defenseman Spencer Stastne
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Published: 3 days ago
Penguins activate Rickard Rakell from injured reserve
Rakell has been out of action since late November with a hand injury.
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Published: 3 days ago
Oilers acquiring goaltender Tristan Jarry from Penguins
Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that the Oilers are acquiring goaltender Tristan Jarry from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Published: 3 days ago
Penguins Activate Rickard Rakell, Loan Harrison Brunicke
As expected, the Pittsburgh Penguins have thinned out their defensive core in favor of their forward group. The Penguins announced that they’ve activated forward Rickard Rakell from the injured reserve and have loaned defenseman Harrison Brunicke t
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Published: 3 days ago
Penguins Activate Jack St. Ivany
Before yesterday’s contest against the Montreal Canadiens, the Pittsburgh Penguins announced that they had activated defenseman Jack St. Ivany from the season-opening injured reserve. He had been recovering from a foot injury suffered in a preseaso
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Published: 3 days ago
Dan’s Daily: Price for Hughes; Stamkos Explodes; Weird Penguins Night
The Pittsburgh Penguins followed one of the most improbable endings on Tuesday with a bizarre night beginning with a closed […] The post Dan’s Daily: Price for Hughes; Stamkos Explodes; Weird Penguins Night appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now
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Published: 3 days ago
Friedman: Hoffmann family’s exclusive window to purchase Pens has expires
A potential buyer for the Pittsburgh Penguins who had an exclusive window to buy the team has apparently allowed that window close. Earlier this year, news surfaced that the Hoffmann family, who are based out of Florida and own the ECHL’s Florida E
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Published: 3 days ago
Penguins Report Card: ‘It Was Horrible’; How Teams are Attacking Pens
Many of the Pittsburgh Penguins had an adventurous drive to the arena on Thursday after the main artery between Cranberry […] The post Penguins Report Card: ‘It Was Horrible’; How Teams are Attacking Pens appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now
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Published: 3 days ago
Fowler Backstops Canadiens to 4-2 Victory over Penguins in Debut
The Montreal Canadiens held off the Pittsburgh Penguins in the NHL debut of goalie Jacob Fowler, who made 33 saves for his first career win.
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Published: 3 days ago
Canadiens’ Fowler makes 33 saves to win NHL debut vs. Penguins
Jacob Fowler made 33 saves in his NHL debut and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2 on Thursday night.
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Published: 3 days ago