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Schultz Steps Up to Lead Penguins’ Decimated D

Schultz Steps Up to Lead Penguins’ Decimated D

by Angie Carducci | Dec 28, 2016 | Homepage, Pittsburgh Penguins

The Penguins’ decimated blueline has created an opportunity, and Justin Schultz is running with it. He’s likely also pricing himself right out of a Penguins’ jersey next year – but, for now, they’ll take what their resurgent, 26-year-old defenseman is bringing. “He...
Islanders Fall to Penguins in OT 3-2

Islanders Fall to Penguins in OT 3-2

by Brad Kurtzberg | Nov 19, 2016 | Homepage, New York Islanders, NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins

The New York Islanders suffered their fourth straight loss (0-2-2) as Kris Letang scored at 1:24 of overtime to give the Pittsburgh Penguins a 3-2 win Friday night at the Barclays Center. The Islanders were able to pick up a point, but are now 1-3-4 in their last...
Six Games In, Penguins Looking for Consistency

Six Games In, Penguins Looking for Consistency

by Angie Carducci | Oct 23, 2016 | Homepage, Pittsburgh Penguins

The Penguins have been one of the NHL’s top teams in man-games lost to injury over the past several seasons. Even for Pittsburgh, though, losing key players like goaltender Matt Murray (hand) and captain Sidney Crosby (concussion) before the season so much as got...
‘A Storybook Ending’ for the 2015-16 Penguins

‘A Storybook Ending’ for the 2015-16 Penguins

by Angie Carducci | Jun 13, 2016 | Homepage, Pittsburgh Penguins

Phil Kessel was traded to Pittsburgh last July by a Toronto Maple Leafs organization that didn’t consider him a winner. Trevor Daley wasn’t seeing the ice in Chicago when the Blackhawks sent him to Pittsburgh in December for Rob Scuderi. Justin Schultz was having the...
No Top D Pair, No Problem: Pens Push Caps to the Brink

No Top D Pair, No Problem: Pens Push Caps to the Brink

by Angie Carducci | May 5, 2016 | Homepage, Inside Hockey, Pittsburgh Penguins

In a game that was nothing less than the most pivotal of both teams’ seasons, the Pittsburgh Penguins found a way to overcome the loss of perhaps their most important player, while the Washington Capitals couldn’t take advantage of a golden opportunity to pull even....
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