As we come closer to the preseason, there are still some moves the Pittsburgh Penguins should make in order to stay serious contenders for next June.
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Although the Pittsburgh Penguins had an early exit in this years Stanley Cup Playoffs, there is no reason for the team, or the fans to be upset.
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Pittsburgh Penguins Kris Letang has had rumors regarding his future with the team all season. From an analytics stand point trading Letang is ridiculous.
With the midseason point quickly approaching, here are three questions the Pittsburgh Penguins needs to ask themselves before 2018.
A quarter of the way through the season and the Pittsburgh Penguins have not made any moves to obtain a solid third line center. Could Ian Cole be traded?
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After coming off their second Stanley Cup Championships is as many years, the Pittsburgh Penguins are already favorites to win it again.
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NHL Networks has released their Top 20 centers in the NHL list and, of course Pittsburgh Penguins Sidney Crosby made the cut, but he isn't where he should.