Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff speculated on a potential Pittsburgh Penguins trade for defenseman Erik Karlsson. The hypothetical trade involved the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Pittsburgh Penguins traded for Erik Karlsson before the 2023-24 campaign. Pittsburgh hoped trading for the future Hall of Fame defenseman would bring them into Stanley Cup contention status.
Erik Karlsson's name has been talked about in trade rumours for months now, and insider Frank Seravalli believes he could be moved in a big deal this summer.
In the history of the NHL, a total of 46 players have scored 50 goals in a season more than once. How many of the 46 can you name in six minutes?
With another early playoff exit behind them, the Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to consider significant changes this offseason.
And. Here. We. Go. The Stanley Cup Final is just around the corner. The Scouting Combine is next week. And 28 of the NHL’s 32 clubs are fully immersed in offseason mode.
Here is one move for each franchise that would help it either get back to playoff contention, move closer to playoff contention or at least help it achieve other objectives.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have missed the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the third consecutive season. They have not supplemented their aging veterans with young talent to keep their window open.
With the Pittsburgh Penguins missing the playoffs for the third straight season, their attention turns to trying to make this team better this summer.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have officially entered the offseason. Pittsburgh missed the playoffs for the third season in a row, which is a streak they are desperately trying to break.
Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas didn’t mince words on Monday when asked about Erik Karlsson’s present and future, issuing a pointed critique of the veteran defenseman.
At the conclusion of another disappointing season, the Pittsburgh Penguins are looking for answers to end their recent trend of playoff absences. During
Wes Crosby of NHL.com: Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Erik Karlsson said he’s had zero complaints about his time in Pittsburgh this season. He’s got two years left on his deal at a $10 million cap hit ($11.5 AVV total – San Jose remaining some).
The Pittsburgh Penguins are preparing for a pivotal offseason, and The Athletic's Josh Yohe has provided a major update on the franchise's plans for the summer.
Pittsburgh Penguins fans were back on their feet Tuesday night, and not just because of the scoreboard, but also because of what Erik Karlsson did. As the Penguins steamrolled the Chicago Blackhawks in a 5–0 shutout after losing to the same team over the weekend, defenseman Karlsson hit a mark few at his position have ever reached.
Two days after the Chicago Blackhawks (22-46-10) defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins (32-35-12) 3-1 at home, the two teams met for the second of their home-and-home on Tuesday night.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are staring down the end of another brutal season, likely missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the third straight year. Without any hopes for a playoff berth, the Penguins are once again finding themselves in sell mode ahead of the trade deadline.
There is less than one week until the 2025 NHL trade deadline, after which rosters are set for the great chase of the Stanley Cup. When the final buzzer sounds at 3 p.m.
The Penguins won't be trumpeting it openly, but plainly speaking, they're rebuilding.
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ playoff hopes have been dashed. A few bad losses in the last three games have effectively taken away hope for another furious charge to the end.
A move would mark the third trade of the three-time Norris Trophy winner’s career and the second within two years.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are reportedly willing to trade Erik Karlsson ahead of the NHL trade deadline, with general manager Kyle Dubas open to making a deal “in a heartbeat,” according to The Athletic’s Josh Yohe.
Erik Karlsson is a different kind of defenseman, but he’s also a different breed of person. Friday, he accepted and dismissed stinging public criticism from former Swedish national coach Johan Garpenlov.
It is NHL trade rumor season. It’s a time of year when some of the biggest names in the league are rumored to be on the move, speculation abounds, and players are the unwitting subjects of conversations well beyond their control.
Long-time national team coach Johan Garpenlöv doesn’t think Erik Karlsson is good enough right now to be part of Sweden’s 4 Nations Face-Off team this coming February.
Karlsson still has two years left on his contract after this one.
Penguins defenseman Erik Karlsson is moving in the wrong direction with his rehab from an upper-body injury.
There are a few NHL games that matter tonight as the Eastern Conference playoff race heats up, and we'll follow a pair of home teams to get some offense going.
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