Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins look like the only team not actively trying to improve. After three consecutive Stanley Cup Playoff abs

Dumba recorded one goal and nine assists in 63 regular-season games last year, but did not play in the playoffs.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are in the middle of their rebuild, and after this year's Development Camp their future is looking very bright.

It’s officially the dead of summer. Make no mistake, things are still fizzling in the NHL, but things are closer to a simmer than a boil. If you drive about 400 miles west from Long Island, you’ll hit Pittsburgh.

In 1984, the Penguins had the No. 1 pick and chose Mario Lemieux. In 2005, 21 years later, the Penguins had the No. 1 pick and took Sidney Crosby. And heading into a draft 21 years after Crosby, Pittsburgh would be quite fortunate to get the No. 1 spot in the 2026 NHL Draft. That's because Gavin McKenna will be there for the taking.

Get your hotels booked. In an occurrence of the NHL getting something right, the Pittsburgh Penguins were announced as the season-opening game against an old friend that many of you won’t have trouble rooting against.

As is usually the case with most prospect development camps in the heat of summer, the Pittsburgh Penguins didn’t have many players with professional experience on hand earlier this month. More often than not,

The Stars and Penguins swapped defensemen Thursday with Dallas sending Matt Dumba to Pittsburgh in return for Vladislav Kolyachonok and a 2028 second-round pick.