Jun 29, 2009 | ThePittsburghChannel
Pens Ink Forward Adams To Two-Year Deal
The NHL free agency period doesn't begin until Wednesday, but the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins locked up one of their own on Monday.
Mike Prisuta is a sports columnist for the Tribune-Review. He can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7923. 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 ...
Stanley Cup Champions - Now What? Pittsburgh Penguins Offseason
As the Penguins continue their victory tour around the city, Ray Shero is already back to work.
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.
by Shelly Anderson * Pittsburgh Post-Gazette the Write Stuff the Names for All Time
Pegged as the next Hockey megastar from the time he was a teenager, Crosby needed just four pro seasons to win a Cup at age 21, becoming the youngest captain to raise the trophy.
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.
Goligoski re-signs with Penguins
Goligoski re-signs with Penguins Alex Goligoski, seen posing with the Stanley Cup after the Penguins' Game 7 victory in Detroit, has signed a new three-year contract with Pittsburgh.
17 Years in the Making: The Pittsburgh Penguins' Return to Greatness
When the Pittsburgh Penguins were defeated in the 2008 Stanley Cup Finals, no one with a computer or a pen or a job at any major sports outlet was giving them a chance of returning to the Finals the following season... by Eric K 108 reads When the Pittsburgh Penguins were defeated in the 2008 Stanley Cup Finals, no one with a computer or a pen or a ...
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.
the Other Side: Penguins look forward to their time with the Cup
The Stanley Cup, the monstrous silver chalice that represents the NHL championship, has more tales attached to it than it does silver rings.
Penguins leave no room for excuses
The old hockey maxim that "Excuses are for losers" seems a little vicious on the surface.
Evgeni Malkin has the MVP that matters most. For leading the playoffs in points - and the Penguins to the Stanley Cup with a 2-1 win on Friday at Detroit - Malkin earned the Conn Smythe Trophy as the postseason Most Valuable Player.
Bylsma's use of Staal's line pays off
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma opened Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final on Tuesday by matching C Jordan Staal's line against the Red Wings ' unit that included Cs Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk .
Staal's goal first shorthanded for Pens in 30 games
Penguins center Jordan Staal's shorthanded goal was the first by the Penguins in 30 post-season games, dating to Evgeni Malkin's insurance goal in a 4-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2008 Eastern Conference final.
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