Report: Fenway Sports Group considering selling minority share of Penguins
Fenway Sports Group, which owns the Pittsburgh Penguins, is exploring potentially selling a minority share of the franchise according to a report from ESPN. Fenway would retain a controlling interest in the franchise in the event of any transaction.
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby voiced a very firm statement to General Manager Kyle Dubas and the rest of the organization about the trade buzz surrounding his name in the NHL.
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Penguins Postgame: Playoffs?! Optimism, and a ChanceWith the Utah Capitol Building over his shoulder, Dan Kingerski of Pittsburgh Hockey Now reported back from the Pittsburgh Penguins locker room, where a contagious case of optimism broke out after ...
As any would-be hockey broadcaster raised in Pittsburgh, Cooney was influenced heavily by Mike Lange. The longtime voice of ...
Like plenty of professional athletes, former Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Shaun Suisham had to get a real-life job when his playing days were over. And sure enough, he has a tiny office he shares with a ...
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Penguins Prospects Koivunen, Ponomarev Go Goal Crazy in WBS GameThe Pittsburgh Penguins knew Ville Koivunen could score. He put on a clinic Wednesday night in an American Hockey League game. Koivunen had four goals, all in the first two periods, as ...
In what should come as no surprise to just about everyone, Team Canada on Thursday announced that Pittsburgh Penguins center ...
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The Penguins Are Emerging As The Winner Of The Jake Guentzel TradePenguins General Manager Kyle Dubas was faced with a tall task last season. The chances of Jake Guentzel signing an extension in Pittsburgh were low, forcing Dubas to make the trade. On March 7th, ...
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