Over the past week, the Pittsburgh Penguins have made a couple of otherwise small trades that would typically not register large ripples in the hockey pond, but this is not a typical off-season, and every move the Penguins make could have larger implications for contending teams.

In the matter of just a couple of days, the Pittsburgh Penguins have been involved in a couple of big trades. First, the Penguins added veteran defenseman Matt

The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired goaltender Arturs Silovs in a trade with the Vancouver Canucks, Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas announced Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Penguins recently acquired goalie Arturs Silovs in a move with the Vancouver Canucks. At the moment for the Penguins, this is one of the likely m

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

Yost floated the idea of the Maple Leafs trading for the 35-year-old Penguins defenseman as a short-term replacement for fellow blueliner Morgan Rielly.

The Toronto Maple Leafs should be looking to add another top-six forward before the start of next season, and Pittsburgh Penguins winger Bryan Rust should be near the top of their list.

The Pittsburgh Penguins picked up a center for their last pick in the first round of the NHL Draft. Will Horcoff was selected as the 24th overall pick in the draft. The Penguins traded their 31st and 59th overall picks to the Los Angeles Kings for the pick.

This might come as an absolute shock and be completely unexpected, but several Pittsburgh Penguins are the subject of NHL trade chatter. No, really. Sarcasm aside, the latest trade boards are Penguin-heavy as everyone is trying to figure out what general manager Kyle Dubas will do and who is interested.