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Jesse Marshall | Pittsburgh Penguins
Monday July 26, 2010
Pittsburgh has lost an irreplacable legend.
Pittsburgh has lost an irreplacable legend.
Ilya Kovalchuk is set to make his annoucement on which team he will head to today. I couldn’t be less excited.
The past two drafts, the Penguins have taken two heavy-hitters from Delbarton high-school in New Jersey. Alex Velischek had a fantastic season at Providence his freshman year, what lays in store for his recently-drafted offensive counterpart, Kenneth Agostino?
Ray Shero may have just set Sergei Gonchar’s ship sailing with this move.
Meet the newest addition to the Penguins system: Beau Bennett.
FF’s official top 30 ranking is located inside. It’s a smorgasboard of hockey!
Part one of a four part extravanganza. Perhaps one of Mario’s finest games ever played.
The 1990 NHL all-star game might as well have been the Mario show.
Lemieux had an uncanny knack for finding a way to bury the puck.
Mario Lemieux versus Kerry Fraser
A two-for-one on today’s thirty.
Does the puck follow good players or do good players know where the puck will be?
In addition to hockey, Mario Lemieux also had an outstanding acting career…... alright, well maybe it wasn’t outstanding.
Lemieux, in his second year, turns a future hall of fame defenseman into Swiss cheese.
One of Bob Cole’s best calls on a Lemieux goal.
The Penguins had won their 16th consecutive game, but it was Mario Lemieux that stole the show with a five goal performance.
Today we’re talkin sweet spots.
Those who don’t pay attention are doomed to get burned.
A start and a finish.
Last year I started a project that we never finished. It’s coming back for a full run starting this Monday.
This time it’s the IIHF leading the charge.
I exited the Mellon Arena Wednesday night realizing that some of the fondest moments in my life came from inside the old Igloo.
Whatever the outcome, this will go down as one of the best match-ups in Penguin history. Badger Bob has a message for you.
With a 4-0 record away from the Igloo, the Penguins are at home on the road.
The Penguins iron man, who had played 358 consecutive games, is going to miss the rest of the post-season after undergoing tendon surgery Friday night.
Update: TSN and Sportsnet are now confirming that Staal is listed as “Day to day” and could return for the next round.
A collection of the finest hockey minds in Pittsburgh discuss the one thing that has to fall in Pittsburgh’s favor to ensure a third straight appearance in the conference final.
Defense wins championships. The Stanley Cup is one of the hardest trophies to win in sports, and it demands certain sacrifices that the Capitals roster hasn’t been able to make.
Pens Nation lost a great fan this weekend as Sgt. Matt Moran, a fan of all things Penguin, especially our friends at The Pensblog, passed this weekend. Stop inside to find out how you can help.
On a team driven by two superstar talents at center, it’s the hard-working attitude of a few cult hockey heroes that have grabbed my attention this series.
And it’s one area where the Penguins were dominant in last night’s win.
The Penguins were prepared physically, but they continue to be hampered by lulls in their mental game.
Some of the finest hockey minds in Pittsburgh have assembled to give you their single key to victory as the Penguins prepare for battle tonight against the Senators.
A general potpourri of tidbits heading into tomorrow’s second season.
For the third time in four years, the Pittsburgh Penguins will meet the Ottawa Senators in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Like each of the times before, this instance is grossly different than the one that came before it.
The Pittsburgh Penguins continue the trend of simply not showing up for certain games. In the Stanley Cup Playoffs, that trend leads to an early exit.
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.