Michelle Crechiolo

At the start of the season, Marcus Pettersson spoke about how there's a phrase that Swedes use for people who are from the friendly city of Gothenberg, go och glad, which translates to ‘good and happy.'

When Erik Karlsson reflects on his career that has now reached 1,000 NHL games, what makes him proudest is “just breaking the pattern, maybe, a little bit,” he said.

Pittsburgh's point streak ended at 10 games (7-0-3) with their 6-4 loss to Boston on Saturday at PPG Paints Arena.

After falling to the Bruins on Saturday, their first regulation loss since March 22 after going on a 7-0-3 point streak, the Penguins needed a win on Monday against Nashville to keep their playoff hopes alive – and defeated the Central Division Champions 4-2 at PPG Paints Arena. They took

On the morning of March 24, Pittsburgh sat at 24th in the NHL standings and 13th in the Eastern Conference, nine points out of the final Eastern Conference playoff spot and with just a 1.7% percent chance of making the postseason.

Pittsburgh’s 2023-24 season finale turned out to be the last game of Jeff Carter’s impressive 19-year career, one that has him knocking on the door of the Hockey Hall of Fame with 442 goals, 409 assists, 851 points, 1,321 games, and two Stanley Cups. “This was it,” the 39-year-old said

After the Penguins played their last game of the 2023-24 season on Wednesday on Long Island - finishing the year strong but still falling short of the postseason - several players spoke during the team's season-ending media availability on Thursday (April 18). Here are the biggest takeaways from those conversations.

Kyle Dubas met with the media on Friday following his first season as Penguins President of Hockey Operations and General Manager. Last summer, the goal was to try and provide a boost to the group after missing the playoffs by one point in the 2022.23 campaign. They dug themselves a

When the Penguins took Tristan Broz in the second round of the 2021 NHL Draft, the Minnesota native shared that he'd grown up a fan of the team. Their impressive 16-year playoff run, which featured three Stanley Cups, coincided with his childhood.

Pictured above: Ville Koivunen (photo credit: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins) Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the American Hockey League begins their postseason with a best-of-three opening-round series against Lehigh Valley. The schedule is as follows: Game 1: Wednesday, Apr. 24 – Lehigh Valley @ Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, 7:05 PM, Mohegan Sun Arena Game 2: Friday, Apr. 26