Twas the day before free agency, and all through hockey, every creature was stirring, and fans prepared to grouse. When out ...

Only a few moments after selecting Bill Zonnon with the 22nd overall pick, the Pittsburgh Penguins kept their Draft Day wheeling and dealing going when they traded with the LA Kings to leap forward to ...

CRANBERRY — Generally, not much fuss and hubbub, or hype follows fifth-round picks. Pittsburgh Penguins prospect Mikhail Ilyin is the exception. The Penguins drafted Ilyin in the fifth round of the ...

The market may be open, but it has also shrunk. 3 Landing Spots for Rickard Rakell Detroit Red Wings It seems too perfect. A team with a heritage of successful European players is acquiring one of the ...

The NHL and the NHL Players’ Association have worked out a memorandum of understanding on a collective bargaining agreement ...

Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas continued to nibble away at the NHL free agent market Wednesday afternoon. After a handful of depth and second-chance forward signings, Dubas added his ...

Unless the offer has the wow factor, the Pittsburgh Penguins will not trade winger Bryan Rust. It could be a bit of posturing one day before Rust loses his no-movement protection, but general manager ...

After more than four years toiling in the ECHL and AHL, Justin Brazeau made his NHL debut in 2023-24 for the Boston Bruins. He was traded to Minnesota last season, but the beefy right-wing will call ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins rounded out their coaching staff Monday by naming Mike Stothers as an assistant under new coach Dan Muse.

The Penguins added their second defenseman of the day Tuesday when they signed free agent journeyman Caleb Jones. Jones, 28 and a left-handed shot, signed for two years with an average annual value of ...

With the 84th overall pick, the Penguins selected goaltender Gabriel D’Aigle from Victoriaville of the QMJHL. D’Aigle not only shares a hometown with beloved Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, but the ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins’ first dip into the free agent pool Tuesday was as expected. It was not a big splash for big money, and it was not a long-term deal, as the Penguins signed left-handed ...