After a thrid straight season of missing the playoffs, we look at why the Pittsburgh Penguins should trade Bryan Rust this ...

Kevin Hayes and Cody Glass were castoffs in a moment of tight salary caps and high hopes. Both became Pittsburgh Penguins ...

The scene for the Toronto Maple Leafs was devastating. The demand for changes, probably sweeping and painful, quickly spread ...

Indirectly, Dubas signaled he’ll be using his draft picks ... The post Penguins Offseason Plans: Trade Strategy, Complacency, & Past Mistakes appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.

The Pittsburgh Penguins (24-30-10) remain last in the Metropolitan Division, and general manager Kyle Dubas used the deadline to acquire future assets through draft picks. Pittsburgh's deadline ...

There is much to discuss, including some thoughts on the Pittsburgh Penguins ... until 48 hours before the draft, which certainly makes the Penguins’ draft strategy more uneasy.

Even with two straight absences from the playoffs and a third on the way, the Pittsburgh ... about a rebuild, the Penguins are clearly focusing on the future and their draft capital shows that.

The Pittsburgh Penguins president and general ... hours before the June 27 draft to let the Penguins know. The Penguins’ draft strategy obviously will change depending on New York’s decision.

It has been a few years since the Pittsburgh ... second round of the draft. Optimistically, these players might take four years to truly arrive as NHLers, giving the Penguins a huge influx of ...

Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas has ... Dubas ruled out such an idea and outlined the franchise's strategy for as long as the current core of veterans can produce and contend ...

UPDATE 3 p.m. In the sixth round of the NHL Draft, the Penguins selected defenseman Joona Vaisanen. With the 175th pick of the 2024 #NHLDraft, the Pittsburgh Penguins select defenseman ...

The center will turn 37 years old before the start of the 2025 season and he has spent his whole career in Pittsburgh since the Penguins drafted him with the No. 1 pick in the 2005 NHL draft.