Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Ready, Set, Go: Penguins Begin Playoff Push
Ready, set, go. Our Penguins embark on the post All-Star Game portion of their schedule tonight at PPG Paints Arena about as rested as a team can be. Indeed, with the notable exception of Sidney Crosby, the locals have enjoyed nine days of
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Published: 7 months ago
Report: Blackhawks to host Blues at Wrigley Field in 2025 Winter Classic
The Chicago Blackhawks are getting another outdoor game.Wrigley Field will host the 2025 Winter Classic, with the Blackhawks facing the St. Louis Blues, a source told the Chicago Sun-Times' Ben Pope.It'll be the second Winter Classic at the venue. Th
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Published: 7 months ago
Penguins Game 47 vs. Jets: Lines, Notes & How to Watch
The Pittsburgh Penguins come off their bye week and All-Star break Tuesday to host the Winnipeg Jets, one of the top teams in the Western Conference. The Penguins (22-17-7) are in the same familiar position of being in a tough race to get into a play
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Published: 7 months ago
Dan’s Daily: Penguins Need Better; Fallout From Team Canada Charges
There is a lot of NHL news in the Daily, but most of it is heavy, and none of it is good. On the hockey side, Dave Molinari took a pessimistic look at the Pittsburgh Penguins’ playoff hopes. Erik Karlsson is hopeful things will turn around, and the
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Published: 7 months ago
Game Preview: Winnipeg Jets @ Pittsburgh Penguins 2/6/2024 - Lines, how to watch
Photo by Jeanine Leech/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Penguins hockey is back! Who: Winnipeg Jets (30-12-5, 65 points, 3rd place Central Division) @ Pittsburgh Penguins (22-17-7, 51 points, 5th place Metropolitan Division) W
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Published: 7 months ago
Pens Points: We now return to regularly scheduled programming
Photo by Mark Blinch/NHLI via Getty Images Catch up on the latest hockey headlines with Tuesday’s Pens Points. Here are your Pens Points for this Tuesday morning... Pittsburgh Penguins forward Reilly Smith and defenseman Joh
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Published: 7 months ago
The remote Swedish town that produced a generational NHL talent
Erik Karlsson's quiet, small-town childhood in Landsbro, Sweden, proved to be the perfect springboard for his NHL career.
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Published: 7 months ago
Nice Place. Why Don’t Penguins Win There More Often? (+)
CRANBERRY — PPG Paints Arena is, all things considered, a top-notch facility. Sure, it’s been open since 2010, but it’s holding up well, especially after a recent $30 million investment in renovations and upgrades. Creature comforts aside, howe
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Published: 7 months ago
Penguins Notes: Karlsson’s Formula for Success; Sullivan’s Milestone
CRANBERRY — The Pittsburgh Penguins will come out of the NHL’s all-star break in a pretty precarious spot. They’ll enter their game against Winnipeg Tuesday at 7:08 p.m. at PPG Paints Arena with a 22-17-7 record that has them looking up at most
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Published: 7 months ago
Penguins Need a Lot More From Reilly Smith; Goals and a Forward Outlook
The season started with fireworks for Evgeni Malkin and Reilly Smith. Both piled up healthy offensive statistics, bolting out the gate with a vengeance. Malkin slowed. Smith hit the skids. Then Smith, 32, was injured on Jan. 11. Prior to leaving the
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Published: 7 months ago
Monday Musings: How much will Puljujarvi help; rise of Ilyin
Photo by Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images Reilly Smith is back at practice, which gives some very interesting middle lines of forwards for the Penguins Random thoughts on a Monday while we wait for Penguins hockey to pick ba
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Published: 7 months ago
Six Reasons Penguins Might Miss Stanley Cup Playoffs
The Pittsburgh Penguins have left a lot of points on the table this season. That doesn’t include the ones they’ve left on the floor, the credenza and in the cushions of the loveseat. They have 36 games remaining to close the gap separating them f
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Published: 7 months ago