Coronavirus Changes: NHL Postpones Draft, Scouting Combine, Awards Show
The NHL announced the postponement of the NHL Draft and NHL Scouting Combine due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The NHL announced the postponement of the NHL Draft and NHL Scouting Combine due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have teamed up with a local company to donate laptops to families in need.
Deputy NHL Commissioner Bill Daley confirmed the NHL's isolation period has been extended by 10 days.
Beaver County Ice Arena was named the winner of the Penguins' Renovate The Rink contest.
The Pittsburgh Penguins will auction green St. Patrick's Day jerseys and autographed pucks to raise money for local charities.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are donating 2,000 pounds of food that would have gone bad while the NHL season is on pause.
The NHL has reportedly issued a new directive to players, telling them to return home and self-quarantine for the rest of the month.
Penguins announce a plan to pay arena workers during NHL hiatus.
The NHL has suspended the season because of Coronavirus concerns.
The National Hockey League has advised teams to not hold morning skates, meetings, or practices.
The NHL says its games are still on for now.
The Pittsburgh Penguins will continue to play home games in front of fans.
After getting back from injury a week ago, Nick Bjugstad is back on the shelf.
The Penguins have dropped 8 of their last 10 games in regulation and are now five points off of first place in the Metropolitan Division.
The Capitals scored three goals in the first period and never looked back, beating the Penguins 5-2.
