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Penguins: Lord Stanley Has Returned To Pittsburgh
There are no words that can describe the feeling I had seeing the final seconds of the 3rd period and the excitement all the players had as soon as they knew. This was an amazing series. As I had said before, to be the best you have to beat the best. The Penguins did just [...]
Pittsburgh Penguins Miss Chance To Clinch Playoff Spot
The Florida Panthers just wanted it more. The Penguins lackluster performance certainly made it easier for the Panthers. For the second game in a row, the Penguins stars were unable to get a point on the score sheet. Both Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin have been held scoreless. Should Pens’ fans start to worry? No, [...]
Pens’ Finding Ways to Win
I was lucky enough to be at tonight’s game with the Penguins visiting the Tampa Bay Lightning, who as of recently shown a little spark of scoring. Luckily for me, I was given tickets to the Channel side club (all you can eat/drink). The Penguins were able to take another much needed two points out [...]
Second Guessing Therrien’s Firing
This weekend was spent packing, moving, and then unpacking. Needless to say, I was out of the news realm when it came to sports. After arriving at work this morning, I took a look at the latest Penguins news and surprisingly enough I saw the headline that head coach Michel Therrien was fired by the [...]
Big Win For The Pens
Last night’s game against the San Jose Sharks was a great game for many reasons. Of course, Pittsburgh was able to get both points after the lone shootout goal by Sidney Crosby. The game showed that the Penguins still have potential to play with the big boys. The Sharks played a very good game and [...]
Dreams Of Armstrong?
It is definitely way to early to start looking towards the offseason, but I can’t help but take a quick peak at it. There has been some talk over the past 6 - 8 months concerning the future of Atlanta Thrasher’s winger Colby Armstrong. Armstrong who was traded to the Thrashers by the Penguins at [...]
Was It Smart To Re-Sign Staal?
The short answer is yes. Jordan Staal, who was to become a restricted free agent at the end of this season, has shown great potential and has still plenty of time to grow into a top-notch center. The more important question however is whether or not the Penguins paid too much for Staal, who’s [...]
Kyle Wellwood – Proving 29 GM’s Wrong
After a disappointing training camp and only one game for Vancouver in the current season, Kyle Wellwood cleared waivers and was sent to the club’s minor league affiliate in Manitoba. Two days later, after the Canucks suffered a string of injuries, Wellwood again cleared waivers on his way back to the big team. [...]
San Jose Sharks Pass Simulated Playoff Test
Scheduling both of last year’s Stanley Cup finalists in back-to-back games in October was a gift from the hockey gods to the San Jose Sharks. As we discussed at length, this early test of the New Sharks couldn’t have come at a better time. Win or lose it would be telling to [...]
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