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Tag Archives: Brooks Orpik
NHL Draft: Scott Harrington a reach
Over the next two weeks I will be writing a series that takes an in-depth look at the Penguins draft selections. Each article will cover the prospect’s strengths, weaknesses, and fit within the organization. If defense wins championships, the Penguins … Continue reading
Posted in By Joel Peretic, Draft, NHL
Tagged Brooks Orpik, Joe Morrow, London Knights, Mark Eaton, NHL, NHL draft, Nikita Kucherov, OHL, Penguins Draft, Pittsburgh Penguins, Rob Scuderi, Scott Harrington
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Plenty of choices for Penguins at pick 23
Twenty-two teams will pick ahead of the Pittsburgh Penguins at tomorrow’s NHL Draft, but many of those organizations will not leave Minnesota with a better prospect. Eight players separated themselves as the cream of the first round crop. Beyond those … Continue reading
Posted in By Joel Peretic, Draft, NHL
Tagged Ben Lovejoy, Boon Jenner, Brandon Saad, Brian Strait, Brooks Orpik, By Joel Peretic, Chris Kunitz, Dan Bylsma, Eric Tangradi, Evgeni Malkin, James Neal, Joel Armia, NHL, NHL draft, Nicklas Jensen, Penguins Draft, Philip Danault, Philip Samuelsson, Pittsburgh Penguins, Ray Shero, Robert Bortuzzo, Rocco Grimaldi, Sidney Crosby, Simon Despres, Tyler Biggs, Zack Phillips, Zbynek Michalek
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Penguins Stanley Cup chances to shrink after next season?
Few would predict that Sidney Crosby will ever hit the open market at any point in his career. The former league MVP and scoring champion is the once-in-a-generation player that you build a franchise around–and that is exactly what the … Continue reading
2010-2011 Pittsburgh Penguins: A season defined by injuries, growth
The second most wins in the NHL, the best penalty kill unit in the league, and an MVP candidate in net–sounds like a successful season for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Throw in a brand new barn and the first Winter Classic … Continue reading