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Josh Yohe of The Athletic writes that the Pittsburgh Penguins never came close to dealing forward Rickard Rakell prior to the NHL Trade Deadline. The Penguins reportedly didn’t care to deal Rakell and were happy to hold onto him, despite receiving
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Published: 3 months ago
Pittsburgh Penguins 2025 Draft Target: Brady Martin
After the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery, the Pittsburgh Penguins slid from pick nine to 11. General manager (GM) Kyle Dubas (and his staff) have plenty of work ahead of them,…
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Published: 1 month ago
Kingerski: What a Perfect Penguins Offseason Would Look Like
Between now and then, between the decompression of another disappointing Pittsburgh Penguins season that forced early travel plans instead of team charters for Round One and the dog days of August, when even general managers take a day off, the Pengu
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Published: 1 month ago
2024-25 Season in Review: Kevin Hayes
Photo by Jamie Sabau/NHLI via Getty Images
The veteran forward is signed for one more season with the Pens. Vitals
Player: Kevin Hayes
Born: May 8, 1992 (Age 32 season)
Height: 6’ 5”
Weight: 216 pounds
Hometown
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Published: 1 month ago
Dan’s Daily: Playoff Domination; Montreal Pushing Crosby Rumors
And here we go again. The Sidney Crosby trade rumors are like Jason Voorhees or Michael Myers because they just won’t die. Montreal is again embroiled in Crosby fervor. The Stanley Cup Playoffs had a couple of dominant performances Monday, leading
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Published: 1 month ago
On this date in Penguins history: Pittsburgh blows out Washington in Game 7 easy-breather
Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images Marc-Andre Fleury made a huge save early on against Alex Ovechkin and the Penguins took it from there. Sixteen years ago today, the Penguins went into the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.
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Published: 1 month ago
2025-26 Season Could Be Last for Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin
The post 2025-26 Season Could Be Last for Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Evgeni Malkin might be ready to play out the final years on his current contract and then retire from the NHL, according to a report. The post 2025
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Published: 1 month ago
Evgeni Malkin Considering Retirement In 2026
Penguins great Evgeni Malkin squashed any retirement rumors earlier this season, at least as it relates to this summer. With one year left on his contract, though, the tide is shifting toward Malkin ending his NHL career when he becomes an unrestri
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Published: 1 month ago
Penguins’ coaching vacancy brings plenty of intrigue
Who will be the next head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins? Two weeks after the team parted ways with longtime bench boss Mike Sullivan, that’s still a big question mark. Emily Sadler looks at some of the deeper ramifications that could come with t
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Published: 1 month ago
Insider Names Penguins’ $50 Million Star as Buyout Candidate in Offseason
The Pittsburgh Penguins had a dissapointing season and now one insider named their $50 million star a buyout candidate. The post Insider Names Penguins’ $50 Million Star as Buyout Candidate in Offseason appeared first on Heavy Sports.
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Published: 1 month ago
Canadiens’ Insider Dives Into Crosby-to-Montreal Speculation
The post Canadiens’ Insider Dives Into Crosby-to-Montreal Speculation appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Could Sidney Crosby see the Montreal Canadiens as a top landing spot, were he ever to entertain a move out of Pittsburgh? The post Canadiens’
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Published: 1 month ago
Penguins Must Invest Wisely; When Does Johnson Cash Out?
All indications are that Kyle Dubas, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ president of hockey operations and general manager, s has ownership’s permission to spend to the salary-cap ceiling during the coming season, when it will spike to $95.5 million. That
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Published: 1 month ago
Kingerski: Why Penguins Veterans Should Embrace Leaving
Jordan Staal was the first to leave. Brooks Orpik was the second. Others followed, some by choice, others involuntarily, but not every member of the Pittsburgh Penguins championship core took salary discounts or vociferously chose to stay. And most o
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Published: 1 month ago