With Letang almost ready to go and Filip Hållander improving, the Penguins are feeling good about their playoff push.
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Letang, Hallander return to Penguins practice
Today was the first day back for the non-Olympian Pittsburgh Penguins who will take part in some practices to knock the rust off and get ready for the NHL’s return on February 26th. The Pens had two ...
The Pittsburgh Penguins saw two players return to practice on Tuesday, along with the rest of the team, except for those still at the Olympics.
After missing the team’s last 42 games due to a blood clot in his leg, Filip Hallander returned to Penguins practice on ...
Uncertainty continues to surround the status of Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby, who was injured in Wednesday’s ...
Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang was placed on injured reserve due to a fracture in an unspecified foot on Saturday morning. He is expected to be sidelined a minimum of four weeks. The team ...
Penguins hold second in division with a strong 27-14-11 record. Kris Letang will miss at least four weeks with a broken foot. Team’s improved defense faces challenge as Letang’s absence tests blue ...
In a surprising turn of events, the Pittsburgh Penguins announced that defenseman Kris Letang is set to miss at least four weeks due to a broken foot. This news, shared on Saturday morning, raises ...
January 31 - Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang is sidelined a minimum of four weeks due to a broken foot, the team said Saturday. Letang, who was placed on injured reserve Saturday, joined ...
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