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 Penguins organization will undergo a wrecking ball’s worth of changes. Exactly how much change Penguins…… read more »
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Top 5 Active 11th Overall Picks In The NHL
The Pittsburgh Penguins will select 11th overall at the upcoming 2025 Draft. Although the club fell out of the top ten, it should still be able to draft a top prospect who can eventually make an impact in the league.… read more »
NHL Rumor Roundup: Could The Penguins Pursue Rossi? Noah Cates’ Future With The Flyers Uncertain?
Speculation about Marco Rossi’s future arose following the Minnesota Wild’s first-round playoff exit.… read more »
WVU Needs One Win to Lock Up Big 12 Title
Good morning! This is the Shotgun/Throwdown, your daily West Virginia sports roundup. Welcome to The Shotgun/Throwdown, your daily West Virginia sports roundup (that we didn’t already talk about in another article) with some sophomoric humor and daily distractions thrown in for good measure. And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it…… read more »
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 to a pair of 3-1 series leads. And, PHN took readers on a trip…… read more »
5 RFA Forwards The Penguins Should Pursue This Summer
The Pittsburgh Penguins will certainly be busy this summer, as they are in the market for a new head coach and have 11 picks in the upcoming NHL Draft.… read more »
Beau Jelsma Commits To Providence
Barrie Colts forward Beau Jelsma has committed to Providence, it was announced on Monday.… read more »
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 doesn’t mean he will – or even, should — do so. Oh, it’s fine if Dubas wants…… read more »
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 of them were better for leaving. The improvement was not because the Penguins’ organization was a…… read more »
Dan’s Daily: Trade Talk; No Retreads; Penguins UFAs
The Monday Daily is full of some juicy tidbits, beginning with the NHL trade chatter, a veteran writer ripping the retread favorites for the New York Islanders job, Sidney Crosby and Marc-Andre Fleury rekindling old times to lead Team Canada, and our dip into the Pittsburgh Penguins free agent pool. The Florida Panthers put the…… read more »