The Pittsburgh Penguins have a lot of decisions to make this summer. Aside from finding a new head coach, general manager Kyle Dubas also needs to make some decisions regarding the roster and his current unrestricted free agents (UFAs).
The Pittsburgh Penguins missed the playoffs again this year and have a lot of changes coming this offseason. They already fired Mike Sullivan and could be in for more change under Kyle Dubas.
The year that was for a free agent pickup who put up career highs in points but couldn’t be traded.. Player: Matt Grzelcyk Born: Jan 5, 1994 (Age 30/31
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Matt Grzelcyk is in the midst of a career year and has made it clear that he is hoping to earn an extension with the Penguins to remain in Pittsburgh beyond this season (as per Seth Rorabaugh of Tribune-Review Sports).
Although it was expected that Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas would trade defenseman Matt Grzelcyk ahead of the March 7 NHL Trade Deadline, that did not come to fruition despite the 31-year-old being a pending unrestricted free agent this summer.
Matt Grzelcyk immediately impacted the Pittsburgh Penguins’ blue line after he joined on a one-year deal this past offseason. Kyle Dubas is in the difficult spot of trying to keep the team in contention to do right by the veteran core, but also plan for the future.
The Pittsburgh Penguins and Rickard Rakell will remain in Las Vegas for another few hours on Saturday for a practice at the Vegas Golden Knights’ practice rink.
Pittsburgh Penguins’ defenseman Matt Grzelcyk left Sunday’s game against the New York Rangers with an upper-body injury, with the Penguins announcing on social media that he would not return.
With the 2025 Trade Deadline approaching, the Tampa Bay Lightning are shaping up to be buyers again. They have been one of the busiest teams at the trade
Winning and losing as a team is one of the most important aspects of any sport. Win or lose, however, teammates will always acknowledge and celebrate a players’ individual milestone.
CRANBERRY — Matt Grzelcyk seemed, at first blush, like a peculiar choice to work alongside Erik Karlsson on the Pittsburgh Penguins’ No. 2 defense pairing.
Veteran defenseman Matt Grzelcyk can trace a lot of career moments to the city of Pittsburgh. The Boston Bruins drafted him in 2012 when the NHL Draft took place in the city.
Nearly a few weeks after signing with the Pittsburgh Penguins on July 1, defenseman Matt Grzelcyk expressed his hopes with a new team and admitted he didn’t have the best year with the Boston Bruins.
July 1 is a normal day for most people such as the start of a new month, or closer to the Fourth of July. However, for hockey fans, it means the start of free agency.
The Pittsburgh Penguins needed a left-side defenseman and got one as the NHL free-agent frenzy began its second hour. The Penguins signed former Boston Bruins defenseman Matt Grzelcyk to a one-year deal.
Boston Bruins’ defenseman Matt Grzelcyk left Wednesday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers with a lower-body injury. The team announced on social media that he would not return to the game.
Boston Bruins defenseman Matt Grzelcyk isn’t letting his contract status drag him down, but he also isn’t shy talking about who he wants to play for past this season.
Matt Grzelcyk underwent a right shoulder open stabilization procedure and is likely to miss five months. Charlie McAvoy underwent a left shoulder arthroscopic stabilization and is on track to be sidelined for six months.