I had a chance to chat with Penguins 7th round selection Nick D’Agostino. We talked about everything from prospect camp to his wild Saturday following the draft from home. You don’t want to miss a chance at getting to know this kid. Check it out!
Gary Roberts will return to the NHL next year, but it won’t be for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Click here for the story.
According to RDS and the Trib, Marian Hossa will test free agency.
Central Scoutings #74 ranked NA player was nabbed by the Penguins at #120. Check inside for a complete analysis of Nathan Moon’s game.
In a little bit of a prediction game heading into tonight’s NHL Entry draft, I’m going to post a few players I feel are surefire future stars and a few players I think teams would be better off avoiding.
An in-depth look at several players that should be available when the Penguins pick at #120 this weekend, highlighted by right-winger Zach Harnden from Peterborough of the OHL. Check it out!
Cody Hodgson and Michael Del Zotto come in at numbers 8 and 9 for our draft ranking. One brings a dynamic sense of the game to the rink with him and the other is one of the most explosive offensive defensemen in the last few draft years. Check it out!
Numbers 6 and 7 on our draft ranking are two different yet equally dangerous WHL centers, Kyle Beach and Zac Boychuk.
The season maybe over for the Pens, but this site will continue plugging on through the draft and free agency. We made a lot of friends and had a great year sharing with everyone. Check out the story inside.
Zach Bogosian and Alex Pietrangelo make up numbers four and five in this years draft ranking. Check out the story for the full report.
It’s a 2 game season for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
A brief look at the two Penguins who overcame injuries last night and battled through the pain.
Barry Melrose is leaving the booth and heading back to the bench to coach the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Some general musings from last nights Pens/Wings matchup. Including video of Brooks Orpik’s rampage from the third period.
Apparently, according to the attitude of many, the Stanley Cup Final has been shortened from best of seven to best of three. Someone should have given me the heads up. Check out the story inside.
The Officials for this year’s Stanley Cup finals have been chosen. Check out the story to see who made the cut.
Sharing some memories about the Pittsburgh Penguins and their rise to the top of the Eastern Conference.
Did Gary Bettman used to be the commissioner of the American Ballet Association?
Continuing our draft ranking, the Kelowna Rocket’s tough defenseman, Luke Schenn, comes in at #3.
Continuing our look at the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, we highlight the king of the hill in this “year of the defenseman” – the #1 ranked defender, Drew Doughty.
A new feature at FF, we run down the top players eligible for the 2008 NHL Entry Draft and do a unique profile for each. First up, the future #1 overall pick, Steven Stamkos.
More often than not, when there’s an orange #48 on the ice, there’s a black #11 nearby.
After a long journey, Marc-Andre Fleury is proving he has arrived on the scene and is living up to his billing.
Briefly examining two NHL rules that have been used to explain the review process on the Evgeni Malkin breakaway chance.
Sean Avery was hospitalized last night as the result of a lacerated spleen.
Also, Blair Betts and Chris Drury have suffered injuries that could keep them out of action tomorrow night.
A preview of tonight’s Game 3 action.
Taking a fresh look at an old rivalry, featuring bloggers from both Colorado and Detroit.
Luca Caputi has inked an entry level deal with the Penguins. We look forward to his future role within the organization and look back at some analysis we provided after the draft last year.
The Penguins have drawn a tough opponent. Let’s take a look at what will make this series the more grueling of any second round match-up on the slate.
Game 7 in hockey is unlike game 7 in any other sport known to man. Tonight will be an absolute war.
“Sweeping” up the remains of the short lived series between the Penguins and Senators, including the series three stars and other notable players and events.
Two recently drafted prospects who had very different seasons will be departing for their first trip to the AHL with the playoffs beginning tonight.
The even series moves to Philadelphia for the first time. Alexander Ovechkin will look to get back on the scoresheet after getting shut out in game 2.
If you missed some of these hits, antics, and goals, shame on you for six weeks.
A preview of Alex Ovechkin’s post-season debut is here.
If you had any questions about Gary Robert’s status leading up to the playoffs, he answered those concerns last night in an amazing fashion.
I bring in some team experts to discuss each combatant in this 3 versus 6 match up.
The Pittsburgh Penguins suffered baptism by fire last year against the Ottawa Senators in the playoffs. The opportunity for revenge and the stage to prove maturity has presented itself in the form of, again, the Ottawa Senators. There is only one way for the Penguins to respond.
It’s not a single player, it’s a team mentality.
Over the course of the next 5 days, the Penguins will have the opportunity to do not one, but two things that would absolutely great for the franchise. Click here to find out what they are.
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