That Was Embarrassing
Matt Bodenschatz | Pittsburgh Penguins
Wednesday March 17, 2010
Turnover. Breakaway. Goal.
Wash. Rinse. Repeat.
Turnover. Breakaway. Goal.
Wash. Rinse. Repeat.
Stay up-to-date with the Penguins’ injuries and injury timelines.
Update: Malkin injures foot, listed as day-to-day
A complete look at the 2009-10 season schedule and the results of each game.
Update: Penguins defeat Lightning 2-1
As if no other player has made a dirty hit, Matt Cooke has become the talk of the NHL following his head-shot to Marc Savard Sunday.
That’s what one Washington Capitals media blogger would want us to believe.
TSN’s Bob McKenzie has been Tweeting this morning that Matt Cooke will meet his fate this afternoon.
Update: No suspension. Details inside
There’s an unfortunate circumstance that surrounds Sidney Crosby no matter what he does: it’s never right.
Matt Cooke’s third period hit left Marc Savard motionless on the ice for minutes, yet didn’t result in a penalty. A suspension seems inevitable but is not definite. What do you think? Let’s us know inside!
Updated at 9:32
The trade has been approved by the NHL and is officially in the books!
It’s difficult to think Ray Shero has any more magic up his sleeve, but stranger things have happened.
Penguins general manager Ray Shero surely would like to improve his offense, and a scoring line net-front presence, such as Torres, would be an ideal addition.
The Penguins appear to have bolstered their defense with the addition of an experienced stay-at-home blueliner.
The Trade Deadline is Wednesday at 3:00 p.m., and inside, you’ll find a quick rundown of what you need to know about FF’s coverage, how the deadline works, and what might be on the horizon for the Pens.
Monitor the Penguins’ transactions, including signings, departures, trades, and more.
Update: Penguins trade Caputi and Skoula for Ponikarovsky
Keep updated with the Penguins’ NHL roster by monitoring player statuses and salary cap information. Also, find a listing of all players in the system signed to NHL contracts.
Two big games today!
The Preliminary Round voting is complete and the results are in.
Now, it’s time to delve into the Quarterfinals to see who will advance within the Frank Pietrangelo and Dino Cicarelli Conferences.
Cast your vote today!
With the Pittsburgh Penguins apparently in the market for a defenseman, rumors have swirled regarding who might be the team’s top target.
Should the Penguins pursue a flawed scoring line winger, or would it be more resourceful to promote Jordan Staal to a scoring role?
Third-seed Russia had a monumental collapse in a blowout loss to Canada, while Team USA narrowly defeats an impressive Switzerland team, plus more!
No upsets in the qualifying round, but that could change today, as matchups are much more even heading into the quaterfinals.
The qualifying round of the medal tournament begins today with four games. Have a look at the matchups and gold medal odds.
Jagr burned plenty of bridges in 2002, when he not only publicly requested a trade, but proclaimed he was “dying alive” in Pittsburgh. But Pittsburgh is a “what have you done for me lately” kind of city, and a return surely would be welcomed once he scores his first goal.
As promised earlier this week, I present to you the Faceoff Factor Hockey Names Tournament.
Voting ends tonight — don’t forget to cast your vote!
A look at yesterday’s results, and the first look at the medal tournament brackets, as well as a glance at the Olympic individual leaders.
See which teams will match-up and keep track of results.
Big day for Olympic hockey, as the preliminary round raps up with three games featuring the six teams that have won every gold medal, except for 1936, when Britain won.
Teemu Selanne becomes the leading scorer in Olympic history with a Friday afternoon assist, Jaromir Jagr continues to impress with another goal, and more.
My apologies for no report yesterday. I had the majority of this report written Thursday evening and had intended to finish and publish yesterday morning upon arriving at work.
Teemu Selanne moves into a four-way tie for first place in Olympic scoring history. This story, plus yesterday’s scores, today’s games, and more inside!
Day one went about as expected, but day two could be a bit different, as a big rivalry game between the Czech Republic and Slovakia will make things interesting.
News this weekend was bad for hockey fans in the Johnstown area, but one Philadelphia native thinks he could have a remedy.
Starting today, and hopefully everyday until the Olympics end, I’ll put together a compilation of hockey-related tidbits out of Vancouver.
In today’s edition, we look at expected lineups for Team USA, Canada, Russia, and the Czech Republic.
Update: Team Finland line combos added
The Johnstown Chiefs, with mixed emotions, announced today that they are seeking permission from the ECHL to relocate to Greenville, South Carolina for the 2010-11 hockey season.
Have a look-see at FF’s itinerary for the coming two weeks…
For the sake of keeping it all in one place, this will serve as the transaction compilation for today. The msot recent update will be listed below, and all updates inside will be at the bottom.
Update at 3:57: Details on Shelley trade
A virtual smorgasbord of tasty trade morsels.
The Montreal Canadiens have made a trade to bolster their lineup.
Well, Ray Shero finally did it.
He made a trade.
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