Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Report: Kessel wants to play this season, willing to end ironman streak
Unrestricted free-agent forward Phil Kessel wants to continue his career in 2023-24 and is willing to sacrifice his ironman streak in order to find a fit, according to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman. Kessel established an NHL record by playing in his
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Published: 8 months ago
Penguins Update: How Would Yesterday’s Stars Fare in Today’s Game (and Vice Versa)?
I was working at Wright’s Gym the other day, tending to business, when fellow PP writer Caleb Di’Natale walked in. We began to talk hockey and one subject led to another when, out of the blue, Caleb made a rather provocative and thought
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Published: 8 months ago
Molinari: Five Questions Penguins Must Answer
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ seemingly interminable — though occasionally frenetic — offseason is winding down. Finally. Took long enough, but for those who didn’t remember, that’s what happens to a team when its season ends in mid-April. (Peng
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Published: 8 months ago
Dan’s Daily: Will Crosby Captain Team Canada? KHL Wants to Play the NHL
There was some heavyweight NHL news Wednesday, including the predominance of the Penguins’ national TV schedule, former Penguins winger Carl Hagelin was forced to retire, and Canadian media is already looking ahead to the 2025 World Cup of Hockey a
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Published: 8 months ago
Over/unders for the Pittsburgh Penguins’ newest additions
Photo by Kavin Mistry/NHLI via Getty Images Taking a look at some over/unders for the newest members of the Pittsburgh Penguins roster Now that the 2023-24 Pittsburgh Penguins roster is mostly set (with the possible addition o
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Published: 8 months ago
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Carl Hagelin retires after 11 NHL seasons: What he meant to Penguins
Veteran NHL forward Carl Hagelin is retiring, he announced Wednesday on Instagram. Here’s what you need to know: Hagelin played 11 NHL seasons and 713 career games for the New York Rangers, Anaheim Ducks, Pittsburgh Penguins, Los Angeles Kings and
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Published: 8 months ago
Eye Injury Forces Penguins Alum Carl Hagelin to Retire
Forward Carl Hagelin, a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Stanley Cup-winning teams in 2016 and 2017, has retired. Hagelin announced his decision on Instagram, citing an injury to his left eye sustained when he was struck by a stick during a pract
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Published: 8 months ago
Longtime NHL forward Carl Hagelin announces retirement after 11 seasons
Hagelin won the Stanley Cup twice during his tenure with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Published: 8 months ago
Penguins to Appear on 15 National Broadcasts
The Pittsburgh Penguins are scheduled to appear in 15 nationally broadcast games during the 2023-24 season. Those games, three of which will be against the Boston Bruins, are: Oct. 10 vs. Chicago (ESPN, ESPN+) Oct. 13: at Washington (ESPN+, Hulu) Oct
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Published: 8 months ago
10 Most Interesting Facts About the Pittsburgh Penguins
*This was most recently updated in Aug. 2022 The Pittsburgh Penguins have been one of the most successful franchises in the modern era of the NHL, winning five Stanley Cups…
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Published: 8 months ago
Makar: Avalanche 'itching to get back' after extended offseason
Colorado Avalanche superstar Cale Makar believes a longer-than-usual offseason will bode well for his club heading into the 2023-24 campaign. Makar and the Avalanche won the 2022 Stanley Cup after a postseason run that nearly went into July. This tim
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Published: 8 months ago
Penguins Signings Put Joseph, Ruhwedel on Hot Seats; Dubas Creates Battle Royal
Wednesday morning, the Pittsburgh Penguins confirmed they signed right-handed defenseman Mark Pysyk and left-handed D-man Libor Hajek to PTOs to attend training camp next month. Fulfilling a hope he expressed when he was hired, Penguins president of
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Published: 8 months ago