The Pittsburgh Penguins (2-1-1) hit the home stretch of the preseason schedule. The team made five more cuts to the

Valtteri Puustinen remains polite as ever. Following the Pittsburgh Penguins’ first morning skate of the preseason in Cranberry on Sept. 22, the cordial winger hurriedly packed his bag so he could allow the equipment staffers to load their van and then embark to the team’s plane destined for Montreal.

A constant theme I’ve heard in recent weeks is that the Penguins want to go younger at the NHL level this season than people realize. If this is the case, having Broz around makes sense. Same with Hållander. It’s time to let the young guys play and take their lumps.

Going into the 2025-26 season, the bottom-six forward group of the Pittsburgh Penguins hasn’t taken shape yet. However there are a slew of options to choose from for coaches and management.

That means the Pittsburgh Penguins – which have the third-worst odds of winning the Stanley Cup, according to BetMGM – are in an excellent position, in a seller’s market, to reap the rewards of moving some veterans as they focus on the future.

Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby enters the 2025–26 season with speculation surrounding his future. His recent comments, along with the words

The situation has led ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski to come up with a solution to fix all Florida problems in one fell swoop: trading for Pittsburgh Penguins veteran star Evgeni Malkin. Speaking on Saturday’s episode of “The Sheet with Jeff Marek,” Wyshynski made it clear he sees this as the perfect scenario for the Panthers to attempt to land Malkin.

Mario Lemieux ranks as one of the NHL's all-time greats, and he leads the way among the best Pittsburgh Penguins of all time.