Articles by Dan Kingerski
As big names were traded, players who would have neatly fit into the Pittsburgh Penguins‘ DNA were taken off the board ahead of slot. The opportunities to trade up did not fit general manager Kyle D...
PHILADELPHIA — Game 4 bore little resemblance to the previous three games of the Metro Division Round One series. The Pittsburgh Penguins made good decisions with the puck, skated away from trouble ...
The Pittsburgh Penguins carried an air of impenetrable confidence into Game 1, and even after it. Perhaps they had far too much as their second performance for the first 40 minutes of Game 2 seemed t�...
The final weekend of the NHL regular season and Pittsburgh Penguins fans can breathe much easier after the team clinched their Stanley Cup Playoffs berth Thursday. In recognition of the achievement, �...
BUFFALO, N.Y. — And the rookies shall lead them.
The Pittsburgh Penguins‘ inauspicious start became an energetic attack. Avery Hayes, who was recalled Thursday afternoon, scored a pair of first-...
EDMONTON, Alberta — With points in five straight games and wins in two straight, the Pittsburgh Penguins (24-14-11) have burst into the second half of the NHL season, warming to the task and current...
PITTSBURGH — Utah Mammoth (16-15-3) forward Dylan Guenther put the dagger in the Pittsburgh Penguins‘ (14-8-9) wounded heart just 42 seconds into overtime, and the Penguins blew yet another large,...
The general managers had a day. The NHL trade rumors were indeed chatter, and they became real Friday in a day of shockers, beginning with the Penguins dealing Tristan Jarry to the Edmonton Oilers an�...
Tristan Jarry is an Edmonton Oiler. The goalie who supplanted two-time Stanley Cup winner Matt Murray in 2020 but never lived up to his full potential will get the chance to win his own Stanley Cup w�...
The Pittsburgh Penguins led with one second remaining, and yet for the 11th time since the beginning of last season, they lost in a shootout. The Anaheim Ducks accepted their neatly wrapped gift with�...
