A handful of players and prospects will not be on the ice when training camp begins. On Wednesday, the Pittsburgh Penguins announced that forwards Rutger McGroarty, Noel Acciari, Tanner Howe and Bill Zonnon, along with defenseman Peyton Kettles, will be in attendance at camp, but aren’t medically cleared to participate.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have added former 21st overall draft pick Robby Fabbri on a professional tryout, according to Matt Vensel of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
It seems as though ever since he was drafted, there have been rumors of Sidney Crosby finishing his career in Montreal. The Pittsburgh Penguins captain is a generational talent, and even at 38 years old, he is still a premier player in the league.
Penguins insider Josh Yohe of The Athletic addressed what's going on behind the scenes for rebuilding Pittsburgh regarding its longtime franchise player.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
Crosby raised eyebrows when he and his agent suggested earlier in September that the superstar captain could be open to a trade amid the Penguins' ongoing roster rebuild.
Sidney Crosby admitted on Monday that he has not discussed Pittsburgh Penguins teammate Evgeni Malkin’s contract situation with him personally. The Penguins captain, however, said the entire Penguins locker room is ready to support the Russian center as he enters the final year of his deal.
Sidney Crosby welcomed the news of Marc-Andre Fleury’s return to the Pittsburgh Penguins for one last game, calling it a fitting way to honor the goalie who helped define an era of Penguins hockey.
For weeks, speculation about Sidney Crosby’s future has swirled around the hockey world. On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Penguins captain made it clear—he’s not going anywhere.
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby still sees his future in the Steel City. Despite the Penguins in the midst of a rebuild that has witnessed the
Marc-Andre Fleury will see the crease for the Pittsburgh Penguins one last time. Instead of fading into retirement or signing a one-day contract with the Penguins to retire with the club, the veteran goaltender will make one more appearance for the team he won three Stanley Cups with, after signing a PTO.
From making bad decisions while playing the puck to allowing goals on the first shot of games, there’s no question that the Pittsburgh Penguins’ goaltending has been questionable.
With training camp right around the corner, the Pittsburgh Penguins are gearing up for a season that will be full of growing pains and learning curves.
The Pittsburgh Penguins recently announced that franchise icon goalie Marc-Andre Fleury is returning to the team on a professional tryout contract. Fleury last played with the Penguins in 2017, winning his third career Stanley Cup, and leaving as the top goalie in franchise history.
A future Hall of Famer is going to get one last game before skating off into the sunset. News emerged on Friday that Marc-Andre Fleury has signed a professional tryout agreement with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
It could be a challenging year for Pittsburgh Penguins fans. Rumors are running rampant that Sidney Crosby might eventually leave the team, and Evgeni Malkin could also be in his final year.
The Pittsburgh Penguins today announced their roster for Rookie Camp and Prospect Challenge. The Penguins are one of five teams participating in the Prospects Game.
Dan Kingerski of Pittsburgh Hockey Now: The current Pittsburgh Penguins lineup is likely closer to a playoff spot as opposed to being in the running for a potential top-two pick.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are headed for a rebuild that could take them years to get out of. After two decades of competing for a championship, winning three Stanley Cups, their run is over.
Training camp for the Pittsburgh Penguins is fast approaching. As franchise stars Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang age, it’s clear that the Penguins under GM Kyle Dubas are staring down the barrel of a rebuild.
September brings the start of fantasy hockey season. We have already covered a few Penguins, including Sidney Crosby and others, and this article looks at Evgeni Malkin and his point projection for the 2025-26 season.