Here’s your midweek update to stay informed on the latest happenings with the Pittsburgh Penguins and notable news from the hockey world. As we approach June and the Stanley Cup playoffs draw closer to the end, let’s dive into the latest updates:
Pens Points…
– Keep an eye out for Filip Kral, a Czechia native and former pick of Kyle Dubas, who is returning to North America with hopes of making his mark in the NHL.
– Season reviews are winding down, with just a few players left to analyze. Most recently, Jansen Harkins and his eventful season were put under the microscope. [Pensburgh]
– Six Penguins participated in the IIHF World Championships in Czechia, with Erik Karlsson and Marcus Pettersson earning bronze medals with Team Sweden. [Penguins]
– As the offseason approaches, the Penguins may look to trim salary to accommodate free agents but are unlikely to resort to buyouts.
– Jesse Puljujarvi, who joined the Penguins midway through the season following offseason hip surgery, displayed promising signs despite limited playing time.
NHL News and Notes…
– Former Penguins head coach Dan Bylsma is set to helm the Seattle Kraken as their bench boss starting next season. [NHL]
– Utah, with ample cap space, could make significant moves this offseason to engage their new fan base.
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