Former Penguin Carl Hagelin retires from the NHL because of an eye injury
Carl Hagelin has decided to retire from the NHL because of an eye injury that was too severe to return.
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Carl Hagelin has decided to retire from the NHL because of an eye injury that was too severe to return.
Pittsburgh Penguins owner Fenway Sports Group is reportedly taking over AT&T SportsNet.
They say they want to get back to international competition...it should be more than just talk.
The Penguins offered congratulations to the newlyweds on social media.
Dubas has provided the tools, now it's on hockey operations to use them.
The Pittsburgh Penguins and 84 Lumber teamed up to provide a local veteran with $50,000 in home renovations as part of their Home for a Hero platform.
Three-time Norris Trophy-winning defenseman Erik Karlsson is eager to get to work in Pittsburgh.
Kyle Dubas says the confidence in the people around him in the Pittsburgh Penguins front office made him comfortable taking on more responsibility with the team.
The Penguins, Sharks, and Canadiens teamed up to facilitate the trade.
Jake Guentzel underwent ankle surgery on August 2.
Pittsburgh Penguins president of hockey operations Kyle Dubas has also assumed the role of general manager, he announced on Thursday.
Listen up hockey-loving parents! Registration is now open for Sidney Crosby's Little Penguins program!
O'Connor was scheduled for arbitration on Friday, the team and the forward agreed to a deal ahead of the deadline.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have promoted Amanda Kessel to a new role in the front office.
The 23-year-old defenseman signed a one-year, $775,000 deal.
In an offseason of change, the Penguins are hoping it's enough to get back in the playoffs.
Greiss spent one season in Pittsburgh in 2014-15.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are historically at their best when they make big moves - this summer should be no different.
The 15-year NHL veteran finished his career with 543 points in 901 games.
It was unexpected but Kyle Dubas swiftly put his stamp on the Penguins on July 1.
The Penguins enter free agency with some needs to fill and some cap space to do so.
The salary cap can be a weapon or a weakness, for the Penguins this summer, it's a weapon.
The 2023 NHL Draft is over, and the Penguins finished with six overall selections.
The Penguins drafted a center with scoring touch who is a couple of years away from being NHL-ready.
The pick is in.
