Since free agency opened on July 1, roster movement has slowed down a bit for the Pittsburgh Penguins’ general manager, Kyle Dubas. He made a bit of noise to open up free agency by signing Anthony Mantha and Justin Brazeau, while also acquiring some heavy hitters on the blue line in Matt Dumba and Connor Clifton via trade.
All 32 teams across the NHL have released their schedule for the upcoming 2025-26 season, and the Pittsburgh Penguins appear to be ending their year with an important contest.
Finding out when and where the Pens are playing next season The NHL announced the full schedule for the 2025-26 regular season. Here’s what the Penguins are working with.
The Pittsburgh Penguins added 13 players to their organization during the 2025 Draft last month. Pittsburgh is in a rebuilding phase, and one of the top priorities for general manager Kyle Dubas is adding young talent to the prospect pool.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are listening to trade offers but according to the latest reports, the lack of activity has to do with the franchise's unwillingness to give away talent cheaply.
Looking back at some big deals As we sit around waiting for potentially another big Pittsburgh Penguin summer trade to unfold, why not go back through the history books and remember some other big trades in franchise history.
Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins look like the only team not actively trying to improve. After three consecutive Stanley Cup Playoff absences, the Penguins continue to regress as a bottom-feeding team in the NHL.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are ready to move on from Erik Karlsson, and after starting his career in Canada, three teams are now vying to bring the veteran back.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, it feels like Erik Karlsson might be traded out of Pittsburgh, but are the three teams mentioned by a TSN columnist a logical fit?
According to Mark Madden of TRIB Live, “Getting Dumba feels like the first domino. Dubas is primed to make a flurry of trades.” Among those trades might be one of the bigger blockbusters of the summer: moving out Erik Karlsson.
An ownership group led by Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux has expressed that it is "very interested" in buying his former team, the Pittsburgh Penguins, as reported by The Athletic on Monday.
On Nov. 29, 2021, Pittsburgh Penguins owners Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle sold a controlling stake in the team to Fenway Sports Group in a deal that valued the franchise at $900 million.
The Pittsburgh Penguins recently acquired goalie Arturs Silovs in a move with the Vancouver Canucks. At the moment for the Penguins, this is one of the likely many trades coming this offseason, but there is potential to be so much more than just another deal.
In the matter of just a couple of days, the Pittsburgh Penguins have been involved in a couple of big trades. First, the Penguins added veteran defenseman Matt Dumba, another veteran presence on the right side of the ice.
TSN insider Travis Yost revealed a shocking new twist in the future of Erik Karlsson, and his best fit is reportedly in a Canadian market, including the Oilers.
The Pittsburgh Penguins shored up the goaltending position on Sunday as the team acquired Arturs Silovs from the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for forward Chase Stillman and a 2027 fourth-round pick.
The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to search for a top-six forward, and according to one source, the Pittsburgh Penguins may be the perfect trade partner.
Heading into a rebuilding season, the Pittsburgh Penguins have made numerous moves to restructure the defence of the team. Pittsburgh finished the 2024-25 season 24th in the league’s overall standings, coming away with the 11th overall pick in the Entry Draft.
Trade rumors about Sidney Crosby have circulated for weeks, months, and even years, yet the Pittsburgh Penguins superstar remains firmly entrenched in the city and publicly adamant he’s not looking to be moved.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have made a strong start to the offseason with their entry draft and free agency signings. Despite this promising start for the Penguins, several areas of concern still need to be addressed.
The defence group of the 2024-25 Pittsburgh Penguins was dreadful, leading to a bottom-ten finish overall in the league. Unfortunately, the 2025-26 group, so far, doesn’t look much better.
A recent draftee has inked his first NHL deal. On Tuesday, Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas announced the team has signed forward Ben Kindel to a three-year, entry-level contract.