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Scud Missles, Sailing Ships, and Billy the Kid: Penguins' Offseason Report
As we inch ever closer to the one-month anniversary of the Pittsburgh Penguins' 2009 Stanley Cup championship, the Pens have already begun to undergo what we all knew would be unavoidable changes... by Eric K 77 reads Opinion As we inch ever closer to the one-month anniversary of the Pittsburgh Penguins' 2009 Stanley Cup championship, the Pens have ...
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Mike Rupp doesn't just own a Stanley Cup ring. He has a Cup-winning goal. He isn't only a guy who's willing to fight.
But the team added two key players yesterday on the first day of NHL free agency, signing center Sami Pahlsson to a three-year, $7.95 million deal and goaltender Mathieu Garon to a two-year, $2.4 million deal.
Blue Jackets sign G Garon to two-year deal
The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed goaltender Mathieu Garon to a two-year contract.
One part of the Penguins' shutdown defense pair will not return next season. Defenseman Hal Gill, who paired with Rob Scuderi to go against top opposing forwards, has signed with the Montreal Canadiens.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed goaltender Mathieu Garon to a two-year contract.
Penguins forward Craig Adams signs 2year contract
Penguins forward Craig Adams signs 2-year contract Eds: APNewsNow. PITTSBURGH Craig Adams, a fourth-line forward, has signed a two-year contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
As it turns out, formulating a plan to get the Stanley Cup from British Columbia to Boston, and from Grand Rapids, Minn., to the Czech Republic in the days allotted for the Penguins to individually celebrate winning was a little more complicated than originally anticipated.
Penguins: Scuderi likely offseason target
Unrestricted free agent Rob Scuderi will be difficult for the Penguins to re-sign. It's no secret the Penguins won't be able to re-sign all of their free agents.
Salary cap could put squeeze on Penguins
This article has been read 1122 times. Now that the confetti has settled, the champagne has been consumed, and the Stanley Cup headed to who knows where, it's time for the Penguins to look to next season.
Penguins have plenty of work ahead of them
As you might have heard, the Penguins are Stanley Cup champions. Unfortunately, they won't have long to savor the moment.
QMJHL grads make mark in Penguinsa Cup win
ANY QMJHL FAN who watched the Pittsburgh Penguins clinch the Stanley Cup last week had to notice the junior league's influence on the outcome.
Thiessen savours Stanley Cup win
Brad Thiessen was one of six Pittsburgh Penguins - the team's Black Aces - who were hurriedly getting dressed in the visitors locker room at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit on Friday night during game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Mike Brophy: Brophy: Can Penguins repeat?
Will the same crew still be around for another run at glory? It's never too soon to talk repeat as the Penguins will have big salary cap issues and blueline problems to overcome in their quest for a second Stanley Cup.
Reality dictates that this Penguins team not likely to stay together
Ninety minutes into his run as general manager of a Stanley Cup champion, Ray Shero still was on the ice at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.
Reality dictates that this Penguins team not likely to stay together
Ninety minutes into his run as general manager of a Stanley Cup champion, Ray Shero still was on the ice at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.
Top Red Wings rest for Stanley Cup Game 7, Penguins opt to skate
The Red Wings veterans elected to skip Detroit's game-day skate ahead of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final, but Sidney Crosby and the entire Pittsburgh Penguins squad was on the ice on Friday morning.
Penguins must regroup for Game 6
If you believe that a team is not in trouble in a series until it loses a game at home, then the Pittsburgh Penguins are in fine shape heading back to Mellon Arena for Game 6 Tuesday night.
Garon still perfect, but well behind Roy
Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Mathieu Garon might be butterflying a little more slowly in his crease when he finally breaks Patrick Roy's record.
Pink-slipped Pens on verge of proving Hossa right
Right about now, what must bother the Pittsburgh Penguins more than their inability to switch off the power of Pavel or the disappearance of their stars during a meltdown in Motown is that Marian Hossa could be right.