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Short list for new Pens' assistant coach
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Talbot to miss 4-5 months with shoulder surgery
Even constant pain in his left shoulder couldn't stop Maxime Talbot from putting on a heroic Game 7 performance in the Stanley Cup Final last month.
Scuderi 'not consumed' by likelihood of free agency
Along with his family, Scuderi returned from a two-week vacation. He likely came back to spend one last full day as a Penguin .
Penguins sign Conner to aid WBS lineup
The Penguins have made it through the first four days of free agency without suffering any irreparable damage to their lineup.
Penguins keep another piece in Fedotenko
Ray Shero is doing all he can to try to keep a Stanley Cup championship roster intact in the salary cap world.
Scuderi leaves Penguins for L.A. Kings
Rob Rossi is the Penguins beat writer. He can be reached via e-mail . Also check out Rossi's blog or follow him on Twitter .
Orpik, Scuderi invited to USA Hockey camp
Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik, battling Detroit forward Tomas Holmstrom during last season's Stanley Cup final, was invited to the United States' pre-Olympic orientation camp.
Rob Rossi is the Penguins beat writer. He can be reached via e-mail . Also check out Rossi's blog .
Wake-Up Call in February Struck a Fire
It's easy to pick out the high point in the Penguins ' 2008-09 season. Rule of thumb: Anytime you win your final game and someone hands you an oversized trophy a couple of minutes later, odds are pretty good that is it.
Red Wings vs. Penguins: Scores, recaps and breakdown
Sidney Crosby has scored 21 points in the playoffs before the final round began on Saturday.
Penguins on the road to the Stanley cup ... From nowhere
How did the Penguins, in the span of four months, go from the brink of irrelevance to celebrating a third Stanley Cup? In the following timeline that weaves its way through this special section, we highlight many of the key dates from an improbable four months.
The Penguins Championship Team ... Names for all time
As captain, Sidney Crosby was the first with the Cup that night in Detroit. And when the engraver begins his work, he will be the first player whose name goes on the Cup.
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.
The Penguins' road to the Stanley Cup final
Philadelphia, and especially Scott Hartnell, made the penalty box the Flyers' second home.
Red Wings Snapshots - MLive.com
Penguins press round-up for Sunday, June 14th: A few more Red Wings-related comments
I'll start a difficult post with a bit of a confession. To some extent, it's easier to go through twenty or thirty stories and round them up than it is to discuss individual stories, and that's true for a simple reason--Red Wings fans pore over every word that their "deep diggers'" produce.
Fletcher still bleeds Penguins' black and gold
The fingerprints of new Minnesota Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher, right, are all over this year's Pittsburgh Penguins.
Malkin could add to trophy collection
Sunday, Evgeni Malkin looked a bit like he belonged in Las Vegas when he walked into the Penguins' locker room at Mellon Arena wearing shades and carrying the Conn Smythe Trophy he had just picked up as NHL playoff MVP.
Red Wings Snapshots - MLive.com
Penguins off-day presser transcripts: Sidney Crosby, Ruslan...
When the Pittsburgh Penguins reached the MGM Grand Hotel in Detroit, Sidney Crosby, Ruslan Fedotenko, and Sergei Gonchar held press conferences with the media, discussing their Game 7 match-up against the Detroit Red Wings.
Maxime Talbot, who scored both of Pittsburgh's goals in the Penguins' dramatic 2-1 Game 7 victory over the Red Wings;in Detroit on Friday, jumps into the crowd during Monday's Stanley Cup victory parade.
Gonchar played with torn knee ligament in final
Pittsburgh's Sergei Gonchar played the last two rounds of the Stanley Cup playoffs with a partially torn knee ligament that could have sidelined him for months.