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Rob Scuderi Follows the Money to Los Angeles Kings
Thu, Jul 2 | from Bleacher Report
Reported a little over an hour ago, Rob Scuderi has signed with the Los Angeles Kings for a four-year deal worth $3.4 million annually. The result for Pittsburgh is another blow to their defense. Losing Scuderi was huge, and makes losing Gill a little more serious.
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Fedotenko re-signs with Penguins for one-year deal
From the Penguins: The Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins have agreed to terms with forward Ruslan Fedotenko to a one-year contract through the 2009-2010 season, it was announced today by Executive Vice President and General Manager Ray Shero.
3 hours ago | from Kuklas Korner
Fedotenko Will Stay in Pittsburgh Next Year
Read more at Pittsburgh Penguins News and SI.com.) Fedotenko represents the most important free-agent retention for the club. Feds has great chemistry with Evgeni Malkin and scored 39 points in 65 regular-season games as well as seven goals and 14 points in the playoffs.
5 hours ago | from Bleacher Report
In Shero We Trust (but hurry up, m’kay ?)
Tough, but not totally unexpected day for the Penguins and their fans on Day Two of the free agency period, losing defensive stalwart Rob Scuderi to Los Angeles. The tally so far has the Pens losing Scuderi, Hal Gill and Mathieu Garon, while retaining Craig Adams and Bill Guerin and signing...
8 hours ago | from Kuklas Korner
Tom Fitzgerald returns to Penguins front office as assistant to Shero
PITTSBURGH - Tom Fitzgerald is returning to the Pittsburgh Penguins' front office in the newly created position of assistant to general manager Ray Shero
8 hours ago | from The Hockey News
Jay Caufield vs Chris Nilan Mar 26, 1989
Jay Caufield vs Chris Nilan from the Pittsburgh Penguins at New York Rangers game on Mar 26, 1989 (fight, game) Jay Caufield vs Chris Nilan from the Pittsburgh Penguins at New York Rangers game on Mar 26, 1989
16 hours ago | from hockeyfights.com
3 Penguins Among Hopefuls For Canada's Olympic Hockey Team
Sidney Crosby, left off the team as an 18-year-old in 2006, is among 46 players invited to the Canada Olympic hockey orientation camp.
Thu, Jul 2 | from Pittsburgh Channel.com
Stanley Cup Finals Game Five Preview: Three's Company
The Pittsburgh Penguins, however, don't have that luxury. Crosby, Malkin, Staal, Talbot. You don't get any better down the middle on any roster in the National Hockey League. Marian Hossa has yet to show up for the Stanley Cup Finals. Let's Go Pens.
Fri, Jun 5 | from Bleacher Report
Podcast: Bryan Trottier Interview 6-5-09
Bryan calls in to the guys to discuss Penguins hockey and his years as a player.
Fri, Jun 5 | from a1135.g.akamai.net
Podcast: Chatting About the Finals
Last night, Papa Joe Chevalier of Las Vegas radio’s KLAV1230 spent some time chatting with Paul Kukla. Papa Joe is a long-time Penguins’ fan and he and Paul looked back at the first two games of these Stanley Cup Finals, then looked forward to tonight’s game.
Tue, Jun 2 | from Kuklas Korner
Capitals-Penguins: Second Round, Game Three Preview
They say that a playoff series doesn't really start until a home team loses. The Washington Capitals travel to Pittsburgh for tonight's Game Three ready to test that old adage against the Penguins in Mellon Arena. RETURN OF THE DRAMA
Wed, May 6 | from Bleacher Report
Podcast: Bruins player wimps out after Crosby removes visor for fight
The incident referenced above between Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby and Boston Bruins star center Marc Savard is now the stuff of hockey folklore. We've received about three dozen variations of this e-mail since the Penguins' 6-4 victory over the Bruins last Sunday.
Thu, Mar 19 | from Yahoo! Canada Sports
Opinion: Islanders 3, Penguins 2 (SO): New Head Coach Dan Bylsma Liveblog
With the Pittsburgh Penguins playing their first game under interim head coach Dan Bylsma (pictured, with the spectacles), I couldn’t resist live blogging the heck out of a Presidents Day afternoon tilt against the NHL-worst New York Islanders.
Mon, Feb 16 | from http
Opinion: Hockey - Mario Lemieux First Nhl Goal hockey
Mario Lemieux (born October 5, 1965) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played 17 seasons for the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League (NHL) between 1984 and 2005. He is currently the Penguins' principal owner and chairman of the board, having bought t...
Sat, Nov 15 | from YouTube
Fanfiction: Oh, kinkfest.
This is one of those "I'm a horrible person" fics, I think. Doesn't help that I wrote it on the plane and bus back to Pittsburgh during that whole Penguins thing. Title: Declining Resource Author: Mithrigil Fandom: Battlestar Galactica 2004 Characters: Felix Gaeta, Gaius Baltar Rating: N...
Thu, Jul 17 | from mithrigil (Livejournal)
Fanfiction: Welcome to Pittsburgh.
Written by: lady_lilith and lady_death. Title: Welcome to Pittsburgh. Fandom: NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins. Characters: Jaromír Jágr, Robert Lang. Word Count: 4,256 Rating: R. Summary: Jaromir meets his new teammate. Author's Notes: This is set on October 30, 1997. Jaromir's first season "le...
Mon, Mar 10 | from vyvolat-hokej (Livejournal)
Patch: Penguins On Perez's Wish List: Mayor Pens Letter To Mario Lemieux ...
Australia - Dec 23, 2006 Anyhow, assume that Santa is a Penguin, he owns an NHL hockey team full of Penguins, and he's looking for a new patch of ice for them all to skate on. ...
Sat, Dec 23 | from International News Service
Did the Montreal Canadiens need to be overhauled?
To anyone with a developed memory and a modicum of sense, Bob Gainey also blew up the team that won the Eastern conference, and were it not for one hot and one cold goaltender might have battled the Penguins for a place in the Stanley Cup finals. Not only that, the team was an example of well-oil...
12 hours ago | from Lions in Winter
