Tick toc, Clarice. The NHL trade deadline is in eight days, which means the pressure cooker of trade rumors, blockbusters, and plugging holes is reaching its zenith as teams eye a chance at the Stanley Cup.

So much for the glowing words of praise about looking forward to Schenn’s physical defense and leadership in the room to mentor young defensemen. Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas seemed to walk back his Wednesday night response and traded Schenn to the Winnipeg Jets Friday afternoon.

The intrigue deepened Thursday morning as the TSN insiders cast the Pittsburgh Penguins trade involving Luke Schenn as a potentially temporary relationship. As the NHL trade deadline at Friday 3 p.m.

Start the clock. Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas will be on the job for two years in June, but the first quarter of his seven-year contract was spent trying in vain to patch a leaky dam and,

Michigan Tech hockey sophomore defenseman Chase Pietila has signed a three-year entry-level NHL contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins, announced Sunday (March 9) by President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Kyle Dubas.

Pittsburgh president Kyle Dubas wanted to make his moves before Friday’s NHL trade deadline because his Penguins play that night in Las Vegas. He’s off to a decent start. The Penguins made a move Wednesday night by sending winger Michael Bunting and a 2026 fourth-round draft pick to the Nashville Predators,

Despite a strong seller’s market at the NHL trade deadline Friday, Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas did not trade the winger. The reasons to keep Rakell were abundantly clear Friday night in the Penguins’ 4-0 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights.

Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas is making a series of roster moves ahead of the game against Vegas, calling up Matt Nieto and Sebastian Aho from the AHL.

The Penguins should hold Matt Grzelcyk's offensive abilities close with a lack of that skill in their pipeline.