Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Report: Fenway Sports Group agrees to sell Penguins to Hoffman family
The Pittsburgh Penguins are set to change hands. Owner Fenway Sports Group agreed in principle to sell the NHL franchise to the Hoffman family, per multiple reports on Wednesday. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman originally reported in August that the
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Published: 1 month ago
Projected Lineups for Flames vs Penguins – 11/30/24
The Calgary Flames take on the Pittsburgh Penguins at the PPG Paints Arena tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. FLAMES (12-8-4) at PENGUINS (9-12-4)…
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins Game 26, Building Wins; Lines, Notes, & How to Watch vs. Flames
The Pittsburgh Penguins (9-12-4) are equidistant between the bottom of the Eastern Conference and the second wild card. They are three points from both after back-to-back wins in very different fashions. They’ll face the Calgary Flames (12-8-4), wh
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Published: 1 year ago
Verdict Is Still Out on Penguins GM Kyle Dubas
The Pittsburgh Penguins have not had a great start to the season. They are currently 9-12-4, and at this point, it does not look like they will even come close…
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Published: 1 year ago
NHL Fines Bruins’ Nikita Zadorov For Scuffle With Penguins Star
The NHL handed out punishments after Friday’s Bruins-Penguins matchup. Nikita Zadorov and Evgeni Malkin got into it in front of Boston’s bench in the B’s 2-1 loss to Pittsburgh. Zadorov received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, and Malkin re
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin, Bruins’ Nikita Zadorov fined $5,000 for actions
The two were involved in an altercation near the bench during Friday’s game.
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin, Bruins’ Nikita Zadorov each fined $5K
Pittsburgh’s Evgeni Malkin and Boston’s Nikita Zadorov were each fined $5,000 on Saturday, the maximum allowable under the CBA, the NHL’s player safety department announced.
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Published: 1 year ago
NHL Punishes Malkin, Zadorov for Bench Incident
The NHL hopes that Evgeni Malkin and Nikita Zadorov learned a lesson Saturday morning. The league issues the maximum $5,000 fine to each for an incident near the end of the first period Friday as the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Boston Bruins 2-1 at
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Published: 1 year ago
3 Takeaways From Penguins’ 2-1 Win Over the Bruins
The Pittsburgh Penguins hit the road on Nov. 29, looking to extend their win streak to two games against the Boston Bruins. In what ended up becoming a goaltender battle between…
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Published: 1 year ago
Penguins Wrap: A Trade; 2 Ws in a Row! Letang Gets Real
For just the third time this season, the Pittsburgh Penguins won two games in a row — and they looked pretty proficient doing it in games that sandwiched Thanksgiving Day. (See what we did there?) Those wins weren’t quite enough to get them out o
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Published: 1 year ago
Dan’s Daily: New Penguins Trade Target; Stamkos Boils in Nashville
BOSTON — This job can be a lot of fun, especially when your subjects are having a blast. The Pittsburgh Penguins locker room was raucous Friday night; the cheers could be heard down the long hallway at the TD Garden after Philip Tomasino scored his
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Published: 1 year ago
Game Preview: Calgary Flames @ Pittsburgh Penguins 11/30/2024
Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images The Pens could mark their first three-win streak of the season with a victory tonight. Who: Calgary Flames (12-8-4, 28 points, 3rd place Pacific Division) @ Pittsburgh Penguins (9-12-4, 22 poi
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Bruins Notes: Charlie Coyle Details What Went Wrong In Loss To Penguins
BOSTON — It took less than 90 seconds for Charlie Coyle to give the Boston Bruins a shot of energy Friday night against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Coyle netted his fifth goal of the season just 1:24 into the contest, setting up the Bruins perfectly t
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