Pittsburgh Penguins

From franchise-altering superstars to a whole bushel of players who will be in the Stanley Cup Final, here are the summer's top targets.

With roster needs and cap situations in mind, how each team fits as a destination for one of the biggest names to hit free agency in years.

The Penguins are getting close to Kyle Dubas' June 1 deadline of naming a new coach.

With the cap rising and more demand than supply in the free-agent market, there’s every reason to expect a fertile trade market this summer.

The new coach of the Penguins, whoever that may be, is going to have their hands full.

Here’s how Corey Pronman, Scott Wheeler and Max Bultman would run the draft if they were in charge of each team’s board.

Fleury and Crosby are together again in Sweden, making the most of a serendipitous reunion as Fleury finishes his playing career.

How will the first two rounds of the 2025 NHL Draft shake out? Corey Pronman and Scott Wheeler alternate picks in this mock.

The NHL’s final four is set. What comes next? Our picks for Panthers-Hurricanes, Oilers-Stars, Stanley Cup champion and Conn Smythe winner.

Dubas is having a unique experience interviewing Penguins coaching candidates while leading Canada at the World Championship in Sweden.

MacKinnon, still brooding from Colorado's loss to Dallas, will be well served playing alongside Crosby and Fleury in Stockholm.

Mitch Love impressed the Penguins in his interview for the coaching vacancy, plus other tidbits.

The order in which the top forwards in the 2025 class go is the most interesting thing about this draft.

Canadian Olympic coach Jon Cooper: "Just imagine the effect it's going to have on a 19- and 20-year-old; it's unparalleled."

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