There isn't a lot that unites us in the United States anymore, is there?
Just doesn't sink in, does it? I've had a couple days to process it, I've been right at the scene, and I'm still not close.
Wednesday afternoon at Nationwide Arena, Justin Schultz had just walked through the half-dozen or so reporters waiting in a designated interview area.
An extra handful of minutes had elapsed between the final horn of the Penguins' latest embarrassment and when the locker room was opened to reporters.
Jack Johnson shouldn't be playing over Juuso Riikola. Sam Lafferty shouldn't be playing over Evan Rodrigues. It's plausible that Matt Murray shouldn't be playing over Tristan Jarry.
Sure, the Penguins shed that stupid, senseless six-game slide by outscoring the Senators, 7-3, on this sigh-of-relief Tuesday night at PPG Paints Arena.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are stuck in one of their worst losing streaks in a decade, but here's how they can snap out of it.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have higher hopes than most on the outside, it seems, but even they aren't certain where they'll find home runs.
Gregory Polanco's always been a star and, in his own inimitable, inauspicious way, he's always known it.
Back home, Pittsburgh's still abuzz over the NHL trade deadline, one in which the Penguins once again made clear they're gunning for nothing less than another Stanley Cup.
Between now and 3 p.m. today, Jim Rutherford's holding the fate of the current Penguins, as well as the future of the franchise, in his Hall of Fame hands.
The Penguins' lull of late hit home hardest with a 5-2 loss to the Sabres, Saturday at PPG Paints Arena.
Dominik Kahun is 'just day-to-day' and could return for Penguins as soon as Saturday, this despite a shot to the knee Thursday in Toronto.
Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's embattled commissioner, should vacate the cheating Houston Astros' championship, then resign.
The Penguins, missing Evgeni Malkin and a quarter or their roster, raked the Toronto Maple Leafs, 5-2, Tuesday night at PPG Paints Arena.
No, I don't want to discuss race and other societal issues here, either. It's a sports site. And we do all we can here to keep it that way.
Bryan Rust seemed as mad at Detroit's coach as Detroit's coach was mad at Rust, from the best I could gauge of both men.
Jason Zucker's two goals came on great plays initiated by a great player ... and yet, he seemed to fit right in.