No NHL team has kept the band together longer than the Pittsburgh Penguins. Franchise cornerstones Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Kris Letang have played with each other since the 2006-07 season, ...

Reports have surfaced that after he got hurt during Wednesday’s Olympic quarterfinals in Milan, Italy, Team Canada and Pittsburgh Penguins […] The post Penguins Notebook: More on Crosby; St. Ivany ...

Reports have surfaced that after he got hurt during Wednesday’s Olympic quarterfinals in Milan, Italy, Team Canada and Pittsburgh Penguins […] ...

The Pittsburgh Penguins and veteran forward Evgeni Malkin are expected to discuss a new contract before the Olympic break ends next week, The Fourth Period's David Pagnotta reported Thursday.

Uncertainty continues to surround the status of Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby, who was injured in Wednesday’s Olympic quarterfinals contest between Canada and Czechia. Canada coach Jon ...

Kindel has established chemistry with his linemates Justin Brazeau and Connor Dewar, other relatively-recent additions to Pittsburgh’s squad. Brazeau and Dewar are 28 and 26 years old, respectively, ...

The first Pittsburgh Penguins practice since the Olympic break began on Feb. 6 brought good news, and very good news, both ...

With Letang almost ready to go and Filip Hållander improving, the Penguins are feeling good about their playoff push.

After missing the team’s last 42 games due to a blood clot in his leg, Filip Hallander returned to Penguins practice on ...

Meanwhile, Filip Hallander was also back on the ice Tuesday, per Crechiolo. The forward was diagnosed with a blood clot in November and was expected to miss at least three months.

Rhode Island is a small state, the smallest in the union by land mass. So there aren’t many degrees of separation in the Ocean State, especially in the tight-knit hockey community. That camaraderie ...

Letang (foot) participated in Tuesday's practice and feels close to being ready to play, Michelle Crechiolo of the Penguins ' official site reports.