Pens Labyrinth
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Echoing back to the power play ineptitude of last season, the shootout ineptitude of this season will cost the Penguins the playoffs, and it's a shame with all the star power the Penguins possess.
Zane Bloom|
Sports Purgatory is the worst place for a franchise to be. The harsh reality is that Pittsburgh, a once proud sports town, finds all of its teams collectively gathered in this purgatory.
Zane Bloom|
Kyle Dubas was recently seen scouting Victor Eklund and Anton Frondell in Sweden and it would be a home run if Dubas is able to draft both players for the Penguins upcoming rebuild.
Tyler Miller|
The Penguins were led by an unlikely hero in Boko Imama in this one as he tallied his first goal of the year and a fight and was the first star of the game as the Penguins won their 5th game out of their last 6.
Tyler Miller|
The Penguins have a desired direction for the rest of the season: down, and a loss tonight would be ideal for the hockey world in two different ways.
Zane Bloom|
Vladislav Kolyachonok was benched in the third period of Tuesday's loss to the Islanders and that is not something that should be happening, especially for a young developing defenseman.
Tyler Miller|
The Penguins as a unit have been red hot since last Sunday, but which Penguins rise above the rest when it comes to who's hot and who's not?
Zane Bloom|
Connor Dewar and Conor Timmins were seemingly brought in to be placeholders at the trade deadline. However, their early production with the Penguins has turned some heads.
Zane Bloom|
The Penguins have won four straight games and look to be making another late season surge, and it all becomes a reality if they can win the last two games on this homestand.
Tyler Miller|
The Penguins finally found a way to beat the Devils. They put up 7 goals on them, and got a ton of depth scoring in this game as the Penguins won their fourth straight game in the victory.
Tyler Miller|
Evgeni Malkin continues to be perennially underrated by everyone in existence, and the recent projection for the top players of the 2000's NHL Quarter Century team prove just that.
Zane Bloom|
Three straight wins can give people visions of grandeur and Stanley Cups, especially with Tristan Jarry's resurgence. But how do they stack up this year for another potential run?
Zane Bloom|
The Penguins have gotten Vezina candidate Tristan Jarry this week to the tune of three wins against good teams. But is what he's doing sustainable? History actually gives us a good idea.
Zane Bloom|
The Pittsburgh Penguins may be struggling through their worst season in recent memory, but it might just mean patience is required.
Todd Matthews|
Tristan Jarry has willed the Penguins to back-to-back wins since being reinstated from the AHL. His efforts are noble, but perhaps equally detrimental to the Penguins' goals.
Zane Bloom|
Everyone in the NHL is always trying to win games and not lose them. Ask Sidney Crosby who has 4 goals in his past 2 games and has willed his team to back-to-back victories over current playoff teams when the season is pretty much over.
Tyler Miller|
The Penguins blew another 2-0 lead Tuesday night against the Golden Knights, but it did not matter as Erik Karlsson scored the overtime winner on Ilya Samsonov less than a minute into overtime and sent Penguins fans home happy with a win.
Tyler Miller|
The Penguins decided recently to call Tristan Jarry back up from the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins after Joel Blomqvist struggled. If Jarry continues his good play, Kyle Dubas should absolutely try to trade him in the offseason.
Tyler Miller|
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a quarterback crisis (again), but the solution to the problem is simple. Evgeni Malkin is right across the river, and he will lead the Steelers to their 7th Super Bowl.
Zane Bloom|
With the playoffs out of the picture for the Pittsburgh Penguins, it's time to assess who Penguins fans should be rooting for the rest of the season. Here are four teams to become temporary fans of.
Zane Bloom|
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