Goaltender Casey DeSmith, defenseman Andrey Pedan and forward Garrett Wilson were recalled from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton as Kris Letang, Chad Ruhwedel and Bryan Rust go on IR.
The Penguins' resolve will be even further tested in the days, weeks and, yes, months ahead after injuries to Matt Murray, Bryan Rust and Chad Ruwhedel were announced Thursday.
The fight the home team showed this time came not through fisticuffs but rather their ability to overcome a trio of two-goal deficits.
What: Penguins practice. When: Noon-1 p.m. Where: Lemieux Sports Complex
John Tortorella renewed his war of words against the Penguins, a team he says he respects, but doesn't like.
After his worst game in recent memory, a turnover-riddled performance against the Ducks, Kris Letang will not play Wednesday night against Columbus with a lower body injury.
A year ago, the Penguins didn't pick up their 16th loss until game No. 62 on March 1. But Mike Sullivan's demeanor and style hasn't changed at all.
Craig Patrick has often shared his recollection of how, in trading Mark Recchi in 1992, he knew he was sending a future Hall of Famer to Philadelphia.
On a night, and really in a season, where little has gone right for the Penguins, it all just sounded and felt so ... wrong. The Penguins and Kris Letang...
After losing five of their previous seven games, the Penguins reached their breaking point. This was a cathartic blood-letting, literally and figuratively, and oh-so very necessary.
The acquisitions of Jamie Oleksiak and Michael Leighton don't address the Penguins' biggest concern: A lack of energy.
It couldn't be clearer from this perspective that Jim Rutherford's innocuous-on-the-surface trades Tuesday were aimed at moving Ian Cole next.
The Penguins traveled more than 4,500 miles during their three-game road trip and, man, they have precious little to show for it.
5-foot-7 rookie Cam Brown is using his size to his advantage and thriving with the Nailers.
Patric Hornqvist was returned to Pittsburgh to be evaluated for an upper body injury, according to coach Mike Sullivan.
The biggest change for Sean Maguire this season happened inside his head, not on the ice.
even as the Penguins have gone 4-4 over the last eight games and seen them fall out of a playoff position, the penalty kill has been consistently perfect.