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Guest writer Paul Sevanich (known as “Sev” in our comments sections) takes a look at what wingers across the league are doing to draw a conclusion about the Pittsburgh Penguins’ wingers.

Dramatic changes in the form of division and potentially conference realignment are on the horizon for the National Hockey League.

Traumatic brain injuries are far too common in the sport of hockey and if not properly treated can permanently leave a hockey player’s life more challenging than the game they play.

There is a lot of talk about Alex Ovechkin choking in the playoffs after the Capitals’ collapse against the Canadiens, but I think the finger should be pointed in a different direction. At least for now.

I couldn’t resist coming home for the holidays to catch up on all the humbuggers of hockey one more time. The Olympics, the Winter Classic, Satan, a new Penguin killer, and much more…inside.

The team has rebounded after a dreadful 2-7-1 start and we’re now flirting with a .500 record.

When I last left you, I was in the midst of Wheeling Nailers (ECHL) training camp. Well, camp is over, and we have three games under our belt. So, this entry will cover the time between then and now.

Wheeling Nailer Cliff Loya introduces hockey fans to the life of a minor leaguer in Faceoff Factor’s newest blog.

The season hasn’t even started yet, and won’t officially start for another week, but we’re already hearing noise from the RMU Colonials.

Guest writer Dave DiSanti takes a look back at the Pens’ five other trips to the Conference Finals.

In case it hasn’t been obvious before now, I have no idea what I’m doing.

Right off the bat, Ben Schmidt got some feedback to the first part of this series, which pointed out a mistake he made in dropping Dustin Byfuglien. So, let’s look at some new lessons he has since learned.

Join me throughout the season as I share my thinking behind my team moves, and feel free to laugh at my mistakes as I make them!

Earl Mann is an elusive legend who scoffs at the internet. As a result, Stuart Ross has been channeled so that one of his characters can address three concerns with the Pittsburgh Penguins in part nine of our series.

Now that you’ve had a day to digest the first three stories in our preseason package, it’s time to delve back into it with a two-man panel featuring Tony Ferrante and Sean Leahy discussing the Penguins’ situation at center.