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Crosby honoured to carry torch
Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby called carrying the Olympic torch a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to share the Olympic spirit with his fellow Nova Scotians.
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Shelly Anderson's Penguins chat
Hi Shelly, I was wondering, when a player, like Crosby a couple weeks ago, makes a save in the crease to a shot that is on net, does that shot count as a shot and a save for the goalie even though it wasn't the goalie that made the save? Shelly Anderson: Shots are stats that are at the discretion of the NHL off-ice officials and their well-trained ...
Sens brass takes another look at ticket price structure
The crowd of 17,039 at Scotiabank Place for the visit by the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins last night was the second smallest of the year after the Penguins first visit and isn't going to help the Senators' average attendance figure this season.
Senators welcome Crosby, Penguins on TSN2
The Pittsburgh Penguins will try to notch a third straight victory as they begin a three-game road trip with this evening's clash against the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place.
The Pittsburgh Penguins will try to notch a third straight victory as they begin a three-game road trip with this evening's clash against the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place.
Empty feeling! Where have all the Sens fans gone?
A less-than-full house for the Battle of Ontario cannot be a good sign in the fight for the hearts and minds and wallets of hockey fans in the nation's capital.
Hockey star Sidney Crosby to carry Olympic torch in downtown Halifax
Canadian hockey star Sidney Crosby is gearing up to run with the Olympic torch when it arrives in the Halifax area Wednesday.
Penguins lose 4th game in a row
The Penguins lost their fourth game in a row, 4-1, to the New Jersey Devils tonight at Mellon Arena.
Cooke, Penguins down reeling Ducks
Matt Cooke tallied twice to help the Pittsburgh Penguins defeat the Anaheim Ducks, 5-2, at Mellon Arena.
Thomas stops 27 in Bruins win over Penguins
Ex-Penguin Mark Recchi knows Sidney Crosby too well to think that his current slump might be a long-term condition.
David Krejcia s goal to find scoring touch
The immense pressure Bruins [ team stats ] center David Krejci currently is feeling will abate only when he decides to let it go.
Dupuis' OT goal ends Penguins' 4-game skid in Malkin's return from injury
Pascal Dupuis scored his second goal of the game 1:24 into overtime and the Pittsburgh Penguins welcomed back star forward Evgeni Malkin by snapping their four-game losing streak with a 6-5 win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday night.
Olympic roster slowly takes form
Sidney Crosby, left, and Martin Brodeur are more than likely to be on Canada's men's hockey team at the 2010 Olympic Games.
The Penguins held a closed-door meeting following their game against New Jersey on Thursday at Mellon Arena.
Coyotes aren't only ailing team
Whatever smugness the NHL may feel about pounding Jim Balsillie into submission this summer is sure to be short-lived. The troubles in Phoenix are anything but done, of course, and it's almost a given fires will be springing up in other fringe markets the deeper we get into this season.
Penguins lose fifth in six games
The Devils' Tim Sestito collides with Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury in the second period last night at Mellon Arena.
Travis Zajac and Zach Parise shut down Sidney Crosby for NJ Devils
Travis Zajac and Jamie Langenbrunner celebrate Devils defenseman Andy Greene's power play goal Thursday night in Pittsburgh.
Penguins president suffers heart attack
Morehouse, 48, remained in a San Jose area hospital unit Monday after undergoing a minor surgery to repair a blocked artery with a stent Sunday.
Forward thinking helps a Da frustrate Sidney Crosby
You can focus your defense on stopping Sidney Crosby or Evgeni Malkin. You may contain one, but it's going to be mighty tough to hold both the Pens' superstar centers in check.
Injury-wracked Penguins lose again
There is no need to freak out -- at least not according to the Penguins . "Something that personally I've learned ... you can't get too happy when you win a couple and too low when you lose a couple; you've got to try to stay in the same state of mind," goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury said Tuesday night after the Penguins wrapped up a four-game road ...
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