Rob Rossi is a Standards Editor for The Athletic and BVM Sports, primarily focusing on coverage of the Pittsburgh Penguins. With a deep knowledge of hockey and the team, Rob provides insightful analysis and commentary on the Penguins' performances, player interviews, and team dynamics.
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Rob Rossi's articles mainly focus on ice hockey, particularly the Pittsburgh Penguins and NHL. He covers events, profiles features, and announcements related to this sport.
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By: Rob Rossi
Jarry is back in the NHL and the Penguins are carrying three goalies (for now). Will it work?
The Dallas Stars' seven-goal output last night conjured memories of simpler times.
One thing is certain: Kyle Dubas is open for business.
Things are very, very bad in Pittsburgh. Change is likely coming.
By: Rob Rossi
For a change, a blown multi-goal lead to the Sharks wasn't costly for the Penguins.
With eyes on prospects and the trade deadline, here are the latest happenings with the Penguins.
Would you want to stand in the batter's box against Paul Skenes? Sidney Crosby does.
Things were already bad for the Penguins. Now they're just different bad.
By: Rob Rossi, Zach Powell
Ovechkin, who is in pursuit of the NHL's all-time goals record, has 15 goals and 10 assists in 18 games played so far this season
By: Rob Rossi
Jarry was the Penguins’ best player in a 4-1 loss to the Jets on Friday.
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