The Pittsburgh Penguins are off to a 2-1 start this season, and they have played a bit better than most had expected up to this point.

The Ducks combined for 79 shots on goal while splitting their first two games of the season, but they want to limit opportunities for a Pittsburgh team that could be without Sidney Crosby, Evgeni

Staff writer Jenna Paler previews the Pittsburgh Penguins' upcoming season, despite still having Sidney Crosby.

There are several Pittsburgh Penguins' prospects who have been making headlines as of late. But there is one prospect who has quietly been putting up numbers. Forward Mikhail Ilyin, 20, is in his fourth season with the Severstal Cherepovets of the KHL.

Not only did the Ducks rally from a two-goal deficit in the third period for a 7-6 overtime victory against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday, they now face the Penguins, who were crushed 6-1 at home by the New York Rangers this past weekend.

Forwards that made the final roster are Noel Acciari, Justin Brazeau, Sidney Crosby, Connor Dewar, Filip Hallander, Ben Kindel, Ville Koivunen, Blake Lizotte, Evgeni Malkin, Anthony Mantha, Thomas Novak, Rickard Rakell and Philip Tomasino.

Today, the Pittsburgh Penguins and Xfinity have announced a multi-year partnership designating Xfinity as the Official Internet, Video, and Mobile Provider of the Pittsburgh Penguins and PPG Paints Arena.

Short-term injuries and backtracking workouts. Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Kris Letang returned to practice on Monday after leaving […] The post Penguins Practice: Letang Returns, All New D Pairs appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.