Mike Sullivan does this thing when he's thoroughly disgusted that, if it weren't for fearing that his skull will burst, might be fun to observe.
"When we play the game right way, we're a good enough team to beat anybody." Those were the words of Olli Maatta at the Penguins' hotel here Monday.
I was looking through the back-issue boxes at my local comic shop the other day when I cam across this little gem. You gotta admit, it looks pretty exciting.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins forward Jean-Sebastien Dea has no points and a rating of minus-6 in 14 career postseason games. Maybe he's due for some better luck.
He didn't mean to make the save. Well of course he didn't mean it. "No, no, no," Marc-Andre Fleury would tell me at his stall a little later.
Matt Calvert is a cowardly scumbag. If anyone anywhere, in any sport, in any walk of life, does this to another human being ... that person is a cowardly scumbag.
The passing of Daniel M. Rooney moved the Penguins and their fans to create an unforgettable few sights and sounds Friday night at PPG Paints Arena.
"I thought we played a good game," Zach Werenski was saying late Wednesday night at PPG Paints Arena. "I thought there were some positive things we could take from it."
Justin Schultz and Ian Cole, defense partners for more than a year, stall-mates for most of that span, sat together after the Penguins' practice Tuesday afternoon.
The Penguins are faster than the Blue Jackets. This is fact. The Blue Jackets lost six of their final seven in the regular season. This, too, is fact.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins forward Garrett Wilson admittedly eased into a game on March 31 against Springfield more than he would have liked.
College hockey's biggest stage, the Frozen Four, will set up shop in Pittsburgh in 2022, John Connolly of the Boston Herald reported Thursday night.
Some whirling-in-a-whole-lot-of-ways thoughts on Kris Letang being lost to the Penguins for the coming Stanley Cup playoffs.
Two more Penguins, Bryan Rust and Matt Cullen, went down to injury Tuesday night at PPG Paints Arena, but neither issue appeared to be serious.
The last time defenseman Jeff Taylor was a rookie, so to speak, things turned out pretty well.
Down goes Conor Sheary. Initially of his own intuition, then right off the rink. And now, he's right out of the lineup.
As far as first impressions go, it would be pretty hard to top Zach Aston-Reese’s debut with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins on Tuesday night.