Penguins’ Wild Card Factors That Will Lead to Success in 2026-27
The expectations for the 2026-27 Pittsburgh Penguins are not as low as they were last season, but they aren’t particularly high either. Pittsburgh is coming off a 98 point season…
Category Archives: Parker Wotherspoon
Penguins’ Blue Line Has a Left-Side Problem
The Pittsburgh Penguins have added defensemen this offseason, but they still may not have fixed the actual problem. President of hockey operations and general manager Kyle Dubas has clearly worked…
Penguins Bet on Kaedan Korczak’s Upside
The Pittsburgh Penguins did not just trade one defenseman for another. They made the kind of move that feels small at first, then starts to say more the longer it…
Penguins Land Oilers’ Nurse in Suggested Offseason Blockbuster
The Edmonton Oilers will be trading Darnell Nurse this offseason, and the Pittsburgh Penguins make sense as a potential fit. The news of Nurse requesting a trade came recently, and…
Recapping Penguins’ Performances at the 2026 World Championships
After being bounced in round one of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Philadelphia Flyers, most of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ roster was likely left with a bad taste in its…
Erik Karlsson’s Recent Brilliance Guiding Penguins Amid Playoff Push
To put it lightly, the 2022-23 offseason was a period of transition for the Pittsburgh Penguins. After failing to reach the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2006,…
Getting to Know the Newest Penguins: Parker Wotherspoon
The Pittsburgh Penguins have had quite a few issues on defense over the past few seasons. Since the 2020-21 season, they have given up the 13th most goals in the…
3 Bruins Free Agents Most Likely to Sign With a New Team
The Boston Bruins had several players set to become free agents on July 1. However, their biggest challenge was their restricted free agents (RFA), who are still under team control,…
Bruins Should Replace Forbort With Wotherspoon in Game 4
The Boston Bruins’ 2024 Stanley Cup Playoff aspirations are fizzling quickly and could end sooner than later if things don’t change. From top to bottom, the team needs improvement and…