If you thought last year was bad in terms of injuries for the Penguins, think again.
The team announced Sunday that they will be without forwards Jordan Staal and James Neal for an extended period of time. (Click here for details on their respe...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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January 08, 2012
The Pittsburgh Penguins received a double dose of bad news on Sunday.
Center Jordan Staal is expected to miss four to six weeks with a knee injury and leading goal-scorer James Neal will be sidelined indefinitely with a broken foot.
Staal was injured on a knee-on-knee hit from New York Rangers veteran Mike Rupp on Friday night.
The 23-year-old Staal has collected 15 goals and...
Via Bleed Black & Gold
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January 10, 2012
When everything was starting to look pretty bleak for the Penguins we get a glimmer of good news. The Penguins Report said today that both James Neal and Craig Adams were on the ice for morning skate and will be playing tonight. After Saturday’s loss Coach Byslma said Neal would be out “weeks, not days” with a broken foot. And Craig Adams who was hurt in Sunday’s practice...
Via Kukla's Korner
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January 08, 2012
from Sam Kasan at the Penguins website, Center Jordan Staal is out 4-6 weeks with a knee injury after he collided knee-on-knee with Rangers forward Mike Rupp Friday night, according to head coach Dan Bylsma. Staal will not need surgery.
Forward James Neal, who leads the team with 21 goals, will be out indefinitely with a broken foot. Bylsma said it will be “weeks, not days....
Via Bloguin Best
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January 10, 2012
What a difference a couple days make. In the case of James Neal, a couple days was the difference between having a broken foot (as we commented on in a recent article on the injuries mounting in Pittsburgh) and being able to play against the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
I'm not sure which is more bizarre, Neal's changing diagnosis or the bizarre Dustin Penner pancake...
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January 08, 2012
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Via Pittsburghlive.com
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January 08, 2012
Right wing James Neal, whose 21 goals are fifth in the NHL, sustained a broken foot against New Jersey on Saturday. The Penguins also suffered a possibly significant injury in practice on Sunday when Craig Adams sustained a right knee injury.
Via Boston Herald Sports
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January 09, 2012
The injury-ravaged Penguins were blindsided by more crippling news Sunday: Right wing James Neal is out indefinitely...
Via MSNBC
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January 08, 2012
PHT: With Jordan Staal out 4-6 weeks and James Neal out awhile, could Pittsburgh miss the playoffs?
Via Post-Gazette
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January 10, 2012
The Penguins got some welcome and unexpected medical news today, as forwards James Neal (foot) and Craig Adams pronounced themselves ready to return to the lineup for tonight's game against Ottawa at Consol Energy Center.
Via AP on Fox
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January 09, 2012
Sidney Crosby's prolonged absence after returning for eight games seemed to cast a dark cloud over the Pittsburgh Penguins' season, but their captain's status is far from their only concern.
Jordan Staal and James Neal are the latest Penguins to suffer long-term injuries, leaving Pittsburgh with a tough hill to climb as it tries to avoid its first five-game losing streak...
Via HockeyBuzz
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January 10, 2012
Sens (22-15-6, 8-7-5 Road) at Pens (21-15-4, 11-6-2 Home), CONSOL, 7:08 pm EDT
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See, itâs not so bad. The Penguins havenât won yet in 2012, but theyâve got nowhere to go but up. Four game losing streaks will do that for a team.
We know the Pens are hurting. Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Jordan Staal have played in...
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