Forget the hype that Bruins announcer Jack Edwards is putting towards this game. The Bruins might be angry about Savard, but they’ll be more angry if this two points costs them a playoff spot because of goonery.
Penguins prospect Nathan Moon has is serving a 2 game suspension in the stretch run of the season. Check inside to find out why.
Pardon if this article is poorly written, I’m having trouble staying awake. The Devils trap is a sure fire way to put a grown man to sleep.
The Coyotes set out to add scoring depth heading into the strech and they’ve done just that. Meanwhile, Meuller gets a new start.
The Penguins will ice a team tonight that features a new face on the blueline and a self-proclaimed “superstar” at center.
But Sid is the one that has a lot of growing up to do, right? More hypocricy from the Ovechkinites forthcoming as the excuses begin to flow. Video inside.
Rival fans of Sidney Crosby cling to portrayals of his game that exsisted five years ago. Can he shake these dead stereotypes on the international stage?
Caps owner Ted Leonsis wants you to believe that the Capitals have arrived. I’m here to remind him, and you, that it’s February 4th.
Another grim reminder of how dangerous this sport can be.
There is only one word that can be used to describe the Penguins current power-play state of affairs: unacceptable.
Jordan Staal’s three game point streak and solid effort at every end of the ice hasn’t gone unnoticed.
And I’m not talking about the Prudential Center. Ever wonder what Sidney Crosby’s Jersey Shore nickname would be? Check inside.
The Penguins complete the sweep of the Flyers in a home and home that saw a ton of improvement in critical areas for the Penguins.
With a pair of wins against the Flyers, the Penguins can stretch their lead on the division rivals to nearly 20 points.
Nathan Moon is again at the center of a stick-related controversy as the Frontenacs prepare for a huge Friday night dance. Meanwhile, Nick D’Agostino is showing he may have more value than your typical 7th round pick.
Sidney Crosby is red hot right now; notching up his ever improving faceoff numbers, catching the league point leaders, and commandeering the Pittsburgh Penguins back into the win column. Meanwhile, in Washington…
It’s time to put Sidney Crosby on the point.
Nathan Moon had his breakout game of 2009/10. Check for exclusive Cogeco TV interview with Nathan inquiring about his slow start and his possible future with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Thoughts and musings from the past weekend of Penguins hockey, including tonight’s win against the Ottawa senators. Feel free to stop in and add your own thoughts.
It doesn’t involve biting.
The Penguins banked on getting a sniper when they drafted Ben Hanowski at #63 in last year’s draft. The freshman lived up to the hype in his NCAA debut for St. Cloud State.
Are you ready for opening night?
Nathan Moon and the new look Kingston Frontenacs are off to a 4-2 start.
Many are looking towards Jordan Staal’s season with a sense of intrigue. What does 09/10 hold for this third line center
Just a few notes and thoughts from tonight’s game against the Maple Leafs.
Here we take a look back at the Penguins draft to review the new faces we’ll see in the CHL and NCAA.
One cannot truly appreciate the Stanley Cup without revisiting the X-Generation.
We’ve seen Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin torch the Red Wings, but what about Mario?
Bob Cole and Harry Neale have made some famous Mario Lemieux goal calls over the year, and this might be one of their best. Mario Lemieux plows to the goal for another highlight reel performance.
Mario scores one of the greatest shorthanded goals in team history.
My special birthday edition. When your team is down and out, you look to your superstars to turn the tide. Mario did just that in the 1992 Patrick Division Semi-finals.
Mario Lemieux turns a Montreal Canadiens great into Swiss cheese in his hometown.
I’m passing the dog days of summer by watching old clips of Soixante Six. Come join me. Day one features his first ever, if you haven’t seen it, check it out. If you have seen it, let’s relive it again.
I had a chance to chat with the biggest forward in the Penguins system, Eric Tangradi. We talked about his wrist, his future with the team, and the physical aspect of his game. You don’t want to miss this.
There are a few new prospects in the Penguins system. Let’s start looking at a few of them, starting with Simon Despres and Philip Samuelsson.
First two rounds are in the books, the Penguins have a big pick coming up at number #63. Check it out!
Here are five players I hope the Penguins can nab when they take the podium tonight with the 30th overall pick.
Round one is in the books, let’s press on and see what round 2 holds in store.
Mike Farkas, Alex Kirshner and I are back at it with some more draft content. Today we feature the first round of our three round mock draft. Stop by to see where we all agree, where we’re all off the board, and who has the Islanders shocking the world with the first overall selection!
All our season’s scouting comes to fruition as we unveil our official top 30 draft eligible prospects for 2009.
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