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Evgeni Malkin entered the 2025-26 season, the final campaign of the four-year deal he signed in 2022, with an excellent mindset.

The biggest topic around the Penguins locker room during cleanout day was Evgeni Malkin’s future. When asked for his opinion that afternoon, Bryan Rust laughed and replied, “All I'm going to say about that is, I love Geno. I love Geno as a friend and as a teammate. I don't

“Country roads, take me home, to the place, I belong – WEST VIRGINIA!” An entire bus full of Penguins staffers, including Head Coach Dan Muse, belted out those lyrics from John Denver’s classic while crossing over from Pennsylvania to go watch the Wheeling Nailers host the Florida Everblades for Game

After the season ended, it didn’t take long for the Penguins to re-sign Connor Dewar to a two-year extension. “He could’ve gone to the market, and probably done very well,” said Kyle Dubas, Pittsburgh’s President of Hockey Operations and GM. “But he wanted to be here. Different players represent the

Bryan Rust is no stranger to the golf trip tradition. Growing up, his family vacations were centered around playing desirable golf courses, including California's Pebble Beach and Wisconsin's Whistling Straits.

The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins put together a season to be proud of. The youngest team in the entire AHL, with an average age of 22.97, finished the regular season with the league's third-best record. In the postseason, the Penguins advanced to the Eastern Conference Final for the first time since 2013-14.

On this day in 2009, not only did the Penguins lift the Stanley Cup after beating the Red Wings in Game 7 – Evgeni Malkin lifted the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP. He then almost left it in Detroit, much to the amusement of Sidney Crosby. As they were

Two years after Harrison Brunicke and Tanner Howe were selected by Pittsburgh in the second round of the 2024 NHL Draft, they helped Wilkes-Barre/Scranton advance to the Eastern Conference Final for the first time in over a decade.

After the Penguins took Ben Kindel 11th overall in last summer’s NHL Draft, a move that surprised the people who had the forward ranked lower, President of Hockey Operations and GM Kyle Dubas provided his perspective on the pick. “I think right from the beginning of the year, he was

For the Hoffman family, acquiring the Pittsburgh Penguins wasn't necessarily a long-held dream. “Because I never knew this was frickin' possible,” said a delighted Geoff Hoffman, incoming Governor of team, in a video released by the team after the NHL Board of Governors unanimously approved the sale of the team.