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Patrik Laine Pegged as Perfect Trade Fit for Penguins

The Pittsburgh Penguins are among the teams rumored to be potentially kicking tires around the Patrik Laine trade talks out of Columbus. Nothing is official and may not even be…

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Penguins Q&A: What We Know About Crosby, Malkin Rumors, & Yager

Absolutely. Of course. There is no doubt that next Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2024, Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby will sign his final contract and remain a Penguin for life. He will shepherd the young players who will arrive in the next few years

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NHL Rumors: Laine, Penguins, & the Why of Marek’s Sportsnet Exit

In today’s NHL rumors rundown, there is still trade chatter regarding Patrik Laine with five teams mentioned as ideal fits. Of the five, could the Pittsburgh Penguins be the best…

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Another year, another special Canadian preseason game for the Penguins

Preseason game details unveiled Ahh August, the last full month of the NHL summer. We’ll soon make it back to the season, one way or another. With September will come training camp and the start of exhibition games, and the Pittsbur

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NHL News: SKA, Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Montreal Canadiens

Evgeny Kuznetsov signs with SKA for four years. The Montreal Canadiens sign defenseman Kaiden Guhle to a six-year, $33 million deal.

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Jagr Loses Weight, Training Hard for Blowout Final Season, Maybe

At 52 years old, the world belongs to Jaromir Jagr. He is the second leading scorer in NHL history, had his number retired last February by the Pittsburgh Penguins, for whom he played his first 12 seasons, and owns a team in Czechia. Yet he will not

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Is there anything the Penguins can spend their remaining salary cap space on?

Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images They still have more than $3.5 million under the cap. As we go into the month of August and continue to inch our way closer to the start of NHL training camps for the 2024-25 season, the Pi

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At Last a Reason to Smile: Penguins Sign Murashov

I confess, starting with the questionable acquisition of veteran forward Kevin Hayes and running on through some checkered free-agent pickups, the Penguins haven’t exactly given me a whole lot of reasons to smile this summer. Even the relatively u

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Sudbury, Ont., to host the Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators in preseason Hockeyville game

The Kraft Hockeyville preseason NHL game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators will be played at the Sudbury Arena.

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Dan on TV: Penguins Decisions, Sidney Crosby Contract Debate

Outside of the original six NHL cities, no NHL fanbases have experienced more Stanley Cup success than the Pittsburgh Penguins and Edmonton Oilers, who have each won five Cups. And so when the Jason Gregor show on Sports 1440 in Edmonton calls and as

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Metropolitan Notes: Rangers, Montgomery, Nadeau, Daws

The Rangers’ defense core from last season is largely returning, minus Erik Gustafsson, who departed for the Red Wings in free agency. But the big stars and supporting cast are largely back, even down to seventh defenseman Chad Ruhwedel. All that

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7 Cool Things About Erik Karlsson

Erik Karlsson made his NHL debut on Oct. 3. 2009, with the Ottawa Senators in a matchup against the New York Rangers. After nine years in Canada’s capital city, he…

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