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Chris Pronger and the Philadelphia Flyers agreed to a $34.9 million, seven-year contract extension on Tuesday, less than two weeks after the 2000 NHL MVP joined his new team.

Maxime Talbot holds the Stanley Cup following the Penguins' Game 7 victory over Detroit on June 12, 2009, in Detroit.

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The Los Angeles Kings have a four-year deal in place with free-agent defenseman Rob Scuderi, who is leaving the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins.

Adams signs two-year contract with Penguins Craig Adams, right, of the Pittsburgh Penguins celebrates his empty-netter against the Carolina Hurricanes with Maxime Talbot during Game Four of the Eastern Conference Championship.

Tyler Kennedy registered the game-winning goal in the third period and added an assist, as the Penguins survived a late flurry to stave off elimination with a 2-1 victory over Detroit in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals at Mellon Arena.

Stroll through the concourse at Joe Louis Arena and you're likely to see someone wearing a sweater of virtually any of the Detroit Red Wings.

When the Cup was hoisted high above the ice inside the St. Pete Times Forum five years ago, it felt like it would be the start of an era, the ushering in of a Sunbelt dynasty.

Red Wings fans could tell you that both NBC and the CBC seemed to cheer the Pittsburgh Penguins every step of the way toward their Stanley Cup win, but the Globe and Mail's Bruce Dowbiggin noted that Hockey Night in Canada's Ron MacLean went over the top in his on-ice interviews: June 14, Globe and Mail : His love-in with Maxime Talbot in the ...

ANY QMJHL FAN who watched the Pittsburgh Penguins clinch the Stanley Cup last week had to notice the junior league's influence on the outcome.

I'll start a difficult post with a bit of a confession. To some extent, it's easier to go through twenty or thirty stories and round them up than it is to discuss individual stories, and that's true for a simple reason--Red Wings fans pore over every word that their "deep diggers'" produce.

Red Wings defenceman Brad Stuart's decision to pinch along the right wing boards and push the puck back to Jiri Hudler, which led to the 2-on-1 that resulted in Maxime Talbot's game-winning goal for the Pittsburgh Penguins: June 12, CBC Sports : "We had our third guy [Jiri Hudler] that popped in the middle," Stuart said, explaining the play.

Maxime Talbot, who scored both of Pittsburgh's goals in the Penguins' dramatic 2-1 Game 7 victory over the Red Wings;in Detroit on Friday, jumps into the crowd during Monday's Stanley Cup victory parade.

The Pittsburgh Penguins very literally got their day in the sun with the Stanley Cup on Monday, and the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Joe Starkey reports that Penguins fans made sure to note the absence of a certain Red Wing: June 16, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review : The best sign of the day, by far, was the one that read, "Hossa, Are You Watching?" ...

Just call it the city of champions. Four months after celebrating the Steelers' Super Bowl victory, tens of thousands of people converged on downtown again for a parade, this time in honor of the Stanley Cup champion Penguins.

From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette By Empty Netters --- The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette does a nice job of wrapping up the Pittsburgh Penguins game 7 Stanley Cup victory.

SIDNEY CROSBY HAS BECOME THE YOUNGEST CAPTAIN TO WIN A STANLEY CUP, WITH HIS PITTSBURGH PENGUINS 2-1 WIN OVER THE DETROIT RED WINGS LAST NIGHT.

The NHL's website and the Pittsburgh Penguins' website posted oodles of videos from the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins' press conferences and media scrums ahead of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals: The Penguins' website posted a 5:47 clip of Sidney Crosby's game-day presser... A 7:19 clip of Dan Bylsma's game-day presser... A 1-on-1 with ...

Amongst Monday's Red Wings-Pittsburgh Penguins multimedia offerings... ESPN's Scott Burnside filed a 3:45 off-day report: Brooks Orpik spoke to Burnside in a 2:14 clip: The Red Wings' website posted Mike Babcock's 9:02 presser: As well as Chris Osgood's 10:00 presser... Kirk Maltby spoke to the media in a 2:19 clip: The Pittsburgh Penguins' website ...