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PENGUINS ROSTER ANALYSIS

“Herb, you got your roster ready yet?” – Miracle 2000 – Well Sully does have his roster ready and is headed to Philly for the season opener. Here are some ideas and analysts of the current Penguins Roster. Projected Lines Kapanen/Crosby/Guentzel Zucker/Malkin/Rust McCann/Blueger/Tanev Rodrigues/Jankowski/Sceviour Doumalin/Letang Petterson/Marino Matheson/Ceci Jarry/DeSmith Arguably on paper right now the PenguinsContinueContinue reading “PENGUINS ROSTER ANALYSIS”

Los Angeles is Title Town

Have you ever noticed in sports that sometimes a single city or state can catch fire? It’s almost like there is something in the water, where every professional sports franchise and college program is competing for a championship. They may not always win and become title town, but it doesn’t diminish how special it isContinueContinue reading “Los Angeles is Title Town”

Habs Send the Pens Packing

Today is Sidney Crosby’s birthday and the Penguins wanted to give him a victory as his present. However, they were unsuccessful as they fell to the Montreal Canadiens 2-0 in Game 4 of the best of 5 Stanley Cup Qualifying Round. The Penguins poor playoff performances resulted in them being sent home early after losingContinueContinue reading “Habs Send the Pens Packing”

Did the Penguins provide a glimmer of hope?

Last night, the Pittsburgh Penguins faced the New Jersey Devils on the road, hoping to snap out of the seemingly endless spiral they were in. The Devils have only had 4 regulation losses in their last 20 games, so it was a bleak outlook for the Penguins. THANKFULLY, my boy Evgeni Malkin showed up toContinueContinue reading “Did the Penguins provide a glimmer of hope?”

Is the slump broken? Have the Penguins we know and love returned?

There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it. The Penguins were not playing well lately. There were on a 6 game losing streak, no one (besides maybe Geno) was playing efficiently, and it was truly showing. Even the Sid was not living his best life on the rink. It was an ugly thing toContinueContinue reading “Is the slump broken? Have the Penguins we know and love returned?”

All Aboard The Metropolitan Division

 In case you didn’t know yesterday was the NHL Trade deadline. It’s an exciting day for hockey fans, some may even say it’s like Christmas. Whether your team is out of the playoff race or contending for a playoff spot, you spend the whole day refreshing social media waiting for trades to be announced. AlwaysContinueContinue reading “All Aboard The Metropolitan Division”

Slightly not great BREAKING NEWS: Penguins trade Kahun for Sheary and Rodrigues

Well…the Penguins made another trade today. Albeit not a great one, definitely not one of Rutherford’s best moments. Which is okay, y’know? You win some and you lose some, that’s how life works. After a decent trade, in my opinion, to get Patrick Marleau, Jim Rutherford decided to trade an up and coming player inContinueContinue reading “Slightly not great BREAKING NEWS: Penguins trade Kahun for Sheary and Rodrigues”

BREAKING NEWS: Penguins trade for Patrick Marleau!

Hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo boy. I’ll be honest, trade deadline is a great day, lots of wild stuff happens. I wouldn’t have expected this. Today, the Penguins have traded a conditional 2021 third-round draft pick for the storied legend, Patrick Marleau. Currently, Marleau is 40 years old, signed through the rest of the season and only has aContinueContinue reading “BREAKING NEWS: Penguins trade for Patrick Marleau!”

Penguins Trade for Zucker

Last night, literally as the Idiot Hour concluded news broke that the Penguins traded for Minnesota Forward Jason Zucker. My instant reaction is below. https://www.instagram.com/p/B8aQ-sYhPNX/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link So couple corrections. Kessel put the ax to the trade originally. Also, Calen Addison is a second-rounder from 2018 who is still in juniors. The pick is conditional. But myContinueContinue reading “Penguins Trade for Zucker”