Avs Beat Penguins 3-1 On Night Of Tanguay's 1,000th Game
The crystal trophy was nice. So were the watch and the silver hockey stick. Mementos from his 1,000th NHL game that Alex Tanguay will surely cherish.
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The crystal trophy was nice. So were the watch and the silver hockey stick. Mementos from his 1,000th NHL game that Alex Tanguay will surely cherish.
It is during times like these --- around the NHL Trade Deadline --- when we are reminded that sports fandom isn't steeped all that much in reality.
According to the Penguins, the Penguins have traded Robert Bortuzzo and a 2016 seventh round draft pick to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Cole.
Pittsburgh coach Mike Johnston can tell a couple of shifts into a game what version of Evgeni Malkin the Penguins are going to get on a given night.
Rutherford says he feels no pressure to make any additional deals because of the moves they have already made.
In an article posted today, Pascal Dupuis opens up about dealing with knee surgery and two blood clots.
There have been rumors swirling of the Pittsburgh Penguins interest in possibly trading for New Jersey Devils winger Jaromir Jagr, but those hopes have been dashed as the Devils traded the future Hall of Fame to the Florida Panthers.
Last night's 4-3 victory for the Penguins over the Washington Capitals offered fans a little bit of everything from goals, to big hits and even a brawl inside the Pens bench.
Sportsnet NHL insider and former NHLer Nick Kypreos joined "The Fan Morning Show" Thursday to discuss where the Penguins stand after acquiring Daniel Winnik in a trade with the Maple Leafs.
Sidney Crosby scored his 20th goal of the season, Evgeni Malkin added three assists, and the Pittsburgh Penguins held on to beat the Washington Capitals 4-3 on Wednesday night, averting a sweep of the season series.
Trade speculation has surrounded Jaromir Jagr since he returned to the NHL in 2011 and that hasn't changed this season.
There's no denying that Sidney Crosby is one of the best hockey players in the world.
Rumors began to swirl over the weekend that the Penguins and General Manager Jim Rutherford had expressed interest in attempting to reacquire forward Jordan Staal.
The Pens beat the Panthers 5-1 last night, but everyone appears to be more excited about a dancing kid at the game.
Two games, nine goals - including a couple by the snakebit power play - and another steady performance by Marc-Andre Fleury provided a reminder: when focused and fed-up, the Penguins remain as potent as ever.
Here are a few reasons why the 1980 men's hockey team's victory is still in fact, a miracle.
Even with skilled stars like Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin in the lineup, the Pittsburgh Penguins were in a scoring slump when they arrived in St. Louis.
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger joined Bob Pompeani Saturday morning to talk about the Pens and the upcoming trade deadline.
Frustration is boiling over for the Pittsburgh Penguins and that was never more evident that in Thursday night's game when captain Sidney Crosby dropped the gloves and fought Columbus Blue Jackets forward Brandon Dubinsky.
Brandon Dubinsky poked a pass from Matt Calvert past a sprawled Marc-Andre Fleury with 2:17 remaining to lift the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday night.
Here's the top five masks worn by goaltenders for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Zach Sill joined 93.7 the Fan host Mike Kearney, Trib Sports Columnist Rob Rossi and Pens beat writer of the Trib Jason Mackey for another edition of "Backchecking with the Pens."
Following the Alex Ovechkin slash on Penguins defenseman Kris Letang, one Penguin fan made sure the Washington Capitals star knew how he felt about how dirty play
Following the Penguins 3-1 loss to the Washington Capitals at Consol Energy Center on Tuesday, the story buzzing in Pittsburgh is Alexander Ovechkin's hit to the back of Kris Letang's leg.
Don't blame Alex Ovechkin. Instead, look at the Penguins' reaction to a missed call as the reason for last night's 3-1 loss.
