He earned a lot of respect for that. He didn’t play poorly, but as so often was the case with him, he failed when the game was on the line. He almost became a Penguins legend, but instead, the Penguins lost their fifth consecutive playoff series.

The Pittsburgh Penguins surprised the NHL with their start to the season. Led by their incomparable core of future Hall of Famers, there was hope they could defy the odds. Instead, the team has come back down to earth. Unless they can get a hold on this problem of blowing leads, things will continue to go in the wrong direction.

The Pittsburgh Penguins could be looking to flip two recently acquired players as they embark on their rebuild this season.

Mental lapses have always been Letang’s drawback. Even in his prime a decade ago, Letang’s wires would occasionally cross and he’d look completely out of sorts. His athletic brilliance and remarkable stamina typically made up for the occasional mental mistake.

Jarry will make his first visit to Pittsburgh with the Oilers, while Draisaitl is looking to record his 1,000th career point on Tuesday at PPG Paints Arena against Skinner, Kulak & the Penguins

John Klingberg capped off a frantic late rally by scoring his second goal of the game 2:57 into overtime to lift the San Jose Sharks to an improbable 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Pittsburgh Penguins star center Evgeni Malkin has suffered an upper-body injury that will keep him sidelined for a significant stretch of time.

In the final minutes of regulation on Saturday against San Jose, Bryan Rust hit the post while going for the empty net with the Penguins holding a 5-3 lead. It was a fortuitous bounce for the Sharks,

It was a weekend to forget for the Pittsburgh Penguins, who played some good hockey for most of their two games against the San Jose Sharks and Utah Mammoth,

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