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1 week ago |
pensburgh.com | Hooks Orpik
Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images The Penguins have announced the hirings for their coaching staff around Dan Muse. Todd Nelson, a recent two-time AHL Calder Cup winning coach with Hershey, will join Pittsburgh as an assistant. Nick Bonino and Rich Clune will join Nelson as assistant coaches. Troy Paquette has been hired the team’s assistant video coach and Andy Chiodo will be retained as the goalie coach.
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pensburgh.com | Hooks Orpik
Photo by Justin Berl/Getty Images In the aftermath of Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers failing once again to capture the elusive Stanley Cup, online discourse has popped up about the age old hockey debate of individual contribution to what is a team-based achievement.
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pensburgh.com | Hooks Orpik
Photo by Gregory Shamus/NHLI via Getty Images We did it in 2023, and in 2024 and now it’s time again to keep the spotlight on in 2025 the Hockey Hall of Fame to make the overdue call to induct Sergei Gonchar when announcements come out on Tuesday. The good news is that it seems like Gonchar’s candidacy is trending in the right direction, per HHOF expert Paul Pidutti. Will these 10 stars ever get the call to the Hockey Hall of Fame?
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1 week ago |
pensburgh.com | Hooks Orpik
Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images Something popped out in a lot of mock drafts that have been out there, but in best graphical form on this one from The Athletic. The expected top-six is what it is (Schaefer, Misa, Frondell, Desnoyers, Martone) for players that can’t be expected to last very long. But a bad scenario pops up for the Penguins if the picks before them break like this.
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pensburgh.com | Hooks Orpik
Nick Bonino recently told Slovenian team HK Olimpija Ljubljana and their fans that he wouldn’t be playing for them this upcoming season like he first planned to do. Bonino will shift gears, retire from being an active player and become a coach with the Penguins.
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