The Pittsburgh Penguins remain one of the surprise stories of the NHL season, and even as their grip on a playoff spot has slipped in recent weeks, the fact that a team often picked to be dead last in the East is still in the race at this point is a testament to the work the organization has done this season.
The Pittsburgh Penguins announced on Wednesday that veteran winger Anthony Mantha will be sidelined on a day-to-day basis with a lower-body injury. Mantha
It is hard not to be worried if you’re a Pittsburgh Penguins fan. After being soundly beaten by the Colorado Avalanche, the Penguins have lost three of four and four of their last seven games.
The return of Crosby from the lower-body injury he suffered during the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics was supposed to give the Penguins an additional boost regarding their pursuit of a playoff berth.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
It can be difficult to remember as a Pittsburgh Penguins fan that this season is essentially house money. Coming into the season, the focus was more on the team’s prospects rather than potentially making the playoffs.
Erik Karlsson sent a clear message despite another tough night for the Pittsburgh Penguins. The veteran defenseman refused to panic after a 6-2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday.
When Kyle Dubas confirmed that the Pittsburgh Penguins are not actively looking to trade Erik Karlsson this summer, it sent a clear message about the organization’s direction.
It seems that Erik Karlsson will remain with the Pittsburgh Penguins, at least to start next season. According to Pierre LeBrun, Pittsburgh general manager Kyle Dubas has no plans of trading the veteran defenseman over the offseason.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are heading into a pivotal offseason with several key decisions to make, especially regarding their goaltending. Stuart Skinner is in the final season of this three-year contract before he becomes an unrestricted free agent, and the question is whether the Penguins should commit to him long-term or explore other options.
The Penguins announced that they’ve recalled winger Ville Koivunen from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. His elevation to the roster is connected with an upper-body injury to star Evgeni Malkin, whom the club said is day-to-day and has been ruled out for tonight’s game versus the Avalanche.
When Sidney Crosby went down at the 2026 Winter Olympics, the hockey world paused. Even now, in the later stages of his career, his presence still shapes the league in a way few players ever have.
As the NHL regular season winds down and the Pittsburgh Penguins continue to fight for a playoff spot, there are plenty of prospects in the organization’s system who are beginning their playoff runs, whether at the junior or college level.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are having a season that no one saw coming. They currently sit in a playoff spot, and there is a good chance they will qualify for the postseason.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are essentially playing with house money this season. What was expected to be a dismal season at the beginning of a rebuild has turned out to be a pleasant surprise.
The Pittsburgh Penguins probably don’t enjoy playing the Carolina Hurricanes all that much. After all, the Hurricanes seem to find a way to get the best of the Penguins more often than not, having won two of the previous three meetings between the two.
This afternoon the Pittsburgh Penguins announced that top prospect Bill Zonnon has signed a three-year entry level contract. The 19-year-old will embark on his professional journey after an impressive QMJHL career.
The Pittsburgh Penguins announced today that forward Ville Koivunen has been reassigned to the team’s AHL affiliate, the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have announced that they’ve signed goaltender Gabriel D’Aigle to a three-year, entry-level contract at a cap hit of $995,000. D’Aigle’s contract will begin in the 2026-27 season and run through 2028-29.
Kyle Dubas should thank his lucky stars that he wasn’t able to trade defenseman Erik Karlsson when he tried last season, but found no takers. Understandably, there was a period of time where it appeared Dubas had made a mistake, adding a former top-tier offensive defenseman to a roster that already had one.