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With the recent rash of injuries to the Penguins, fans have gotten a glimpse of what the future of the team may look like as a handful of minor leaguers have already gotten the call-up this season to the NHL.
• Penguins captain Sidney Crosby did not practice Friday in Duluth, Ga. Coach Dan Bylsma said Crosby was given a "maintenance day." He is expected to play tonight at Atlanta. Crosby is one of just nine Penguins to play in each...
By Dave Molinari, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ATLANTA-- The Penguins' defense corps is slowly coming back together. Barring a late setback, Brooks Orpik expects to return to their lineup tonight against Atlanta. "I think I'm in, as...
A fitter Anze Kopitar is delivering on his promise by leading the scoring race The rash of injuries to top stars will lead to rule changes regarding head shots Rod Brind'Amour's shocking struggles have mirrored those of his...
Posted: Friday November 20, 2009 12:56PM; Updated: Friday November 20, 2009 12:56PM Early awards contenders, Hawks cap squeeze, a sticky issue, more The surprise is how many of the usual contenders are out of the major awards...
The morning buzz: What's making news on Parliament Hill 1. You’ve heard the stories of opposition MPs being excluded from Olympic torch events? Contrast that, however, to the fact that his colleague, Scott Brison, the Liberal...
By Jesse Campigotto & Jordan Shifman, CBC Sports Devils captain Jamie Langenbrunner just keeps on rolling at age 34. (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) Welcome to CBCSports.ca's Fantasy Hockey 1-on-1, where every Friday our resident...
"Last year, being in Wrigley, two Original Six teams, it was pretty neat. Last year the ice was good. They didn't have a lot of problems with the ice. The weather was pretty reasonable. Little more physical game than the other...
Sudden outburst The Canucks scored two goals or fewer in nine of their first 21 games, five times they scored only once and once they were shut out. But in their last game, Saturday against Colorado, the Canucks erupted for an...
OTTAWA — Odds would favor just about anything happening over 522 minutes and 25 seconds of game-time hockey action. Just about everything including the Penguins scoring a power-play goal on the road. They finally did that...
