In recent days, reports have emerged that the Pittsburgh Penguins may use Erik Karlsson as a trade chip to acquire other players. However, a Canadian team has now been ruled out as a potential landing spot for the veteran blueliner.

With Rakell and Rust still on the roster, the Penguins can achieve that goal while also providing Crosby with the best opportunities to have at least one more productive season in Pittsburgh.

With the offseason slowing down a bit for the Pittsburgh Penguins and general manager Kyle Dubas, there is a sense that there won’t be any more major moves for the team, at least not for now.

As the speculation grows around Sidney Crosby potentially asking for a trade out of the Pittsburgh Penguins, an NHL insider unveiled which might be the team's best chance to retain the veteran.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are fully in their rebuilding era. It’s a strange time in the NHL when a team with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin are not considered a

The Penguins have signed 2025 first-round draft pick Ben Kindel to a three-year, entry-level contract. Kindel, 18, was the Penguins' first of three first-round picks at the 2025 NHL Draft last month. He is the Penguins' highest selection since 2012, when Pittsburgh drafted defenseman Derrick Pouliot No. 8 overall.

The goal of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ development camp at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry was for the organization’s prospects to get better. That’s obvious given its name, but getting better was something forward Cruz Lucius did not have much of an opportunity to do this past year.

Karlsson scored 53 points while averaging over 23 minutes per game last season, appearing in all 82 regular-season games. If an agreement is reached with the Red Wings, Karlsson would bring vast experience to the Detroit blue line and slot in the second pairing, behind Moritz Seider.