Former Coach Scotty Bowman Says Pens Were Hurt By Injuries
Bowman says that Crosby has missed almost two full seasons because of injuries and it may have caught up to him.
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Bowman says that Crosby has missed almost two full seasons because of injuries and it may have caught up to him.
Ever since the Penguins fired General Manager Ray Shero, the name Pierre McGuire has been floated around as a potential candidate to replace him. Today, Pierre went on The Jim Rome Show and talked about those rumors.
Pittsburgh Penguins defensemen Olli Maatta will be out of action for an extended period of time.
Former Penguins head coach Kevin Constantine joined "The Fan Morning Show" to talk about the Penguins' current situation, which has some parallels to where the team found itself during his tenure.
Less than a week after the Penguins fired their General Manager in Ray Shero, we're still left looking for answers about why this really happened.
TSN hockey insider Darren Dreger joined The Fan Morning Show on Wednesday to give the guys the latest on the Penguins' current situation and to discuss what might come next for them.
Rick Tocchet joined "The Fan Morning Show" on Tuesday to break down the team's current situation and to discuss potential candidates for the Penguins' vacant general manager position.
Kypreos offers a diagnosis for Sidney Crosby's struggles and explains why Mike Babcock isn't coming to Pittsburgh, at least not this year
Adam Proteau from The Hockey News talked to Bob Pompeani about the recent developments in the Penguins franchise.
Dave Cramer didn't want to be removing the Stanley Cup Playoff banners from the outside of CONSOL Energy Center Friday afternoon, any more than Pittsburgh Penguins President and CEO David Morehouse wanted to dump his general manager.
Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle, along with the rest of the Pittsburgh Penguins' ownership team, were nose deep in meetings for a third straight day on Friday following the announcement that Ray Shero had been relieved of his duties as general manager earlier in the day.
Call me crazy, that's fine. But I blindly trust Mario Lemieux.
In the wake of another playoff failure, the Pittsburgh Penguins started shaking up the future of the franchise Friday. However, it wasn't the scenario anyone expected.
Big changes are coming to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Sean Conboy, from Pittsburgh Magazine, joins The Fan's Chris Mack to talk about the piece he wrote after the Penguins were eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Former Steelers head coach, The NFL Today on CBS analyst, and new CBS/NFL Network Thursday Night Football analyst Bill Cowher joined "The Fan Morning Show" on Thursday to talk about the NFL Draft and the 2014 season.
The Pittsburgh Penguins cleaned out their lockers at CONSOL Energy Center on Thursday after another disappointing end to the playoffs.
As the speculation rolls on about the future for Head Coach Dan Bylsma and General Manager Ray Shero, Tribune Review Penguins Beat Writer Josh Yohe joined Starkey and Mueller to tell us the latest that he's hearing.
With reports surfacing that Penguins head coach Dan Bylsma could be on his way out, the rumor mill has already begun to stir.
After another epic playoff collapse that has many just assuming Head Coach Dan Bylsma's time is up here in Pittsburgh, the real question is, who else is in jeopardy?
For a long period of time, it seemed almost unfathomable to believe that there was a better hockey player on the planet than Sidney Crosby. Now though, after Crosby scored just one goal in the postseason before watching his team blow a 3-1 series lead to the New York Rangers, there are whispers that Chicago Blackhawk Jonathan Toews may be primed to take over that role.
Pittsburgh Penguins fans are feeling a range of emotions from shock to anger and defeat.
To borrow a line from Phil Bourque and the Pittsburgh Penguins, "Buckle Up, Baby" because this figures to be a crazy offseason.
I wrote these same words at the end of last season; I will write them even more confidently now: Dan Bylsma must be terminated.
Henrik Lundqvist set an NHL record with his fifth straight Game 7 victory, making 35 saves to lift the New York Rangers to a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday night and earn a spot in the Eastern Conference finals.
