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Malkin's Return Boosts Penguins' Forward Depth
01:49|Pittsburgh Penguins star center Evgeni Malkin is set to return, boosting a team on a five-game winning streak. Coach Dan Muse faces a challenge in integrating Malkin back into the lineup, with multiple options including reuniting him with Mantha and Brazeau, or sliding him up to the first line. The teams forward depth is surprisingly strong, with the fourth line excelling in recent games. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Malkin Skates Full Speed, Penguins Hope for Return
01:41|Pittsburgh Penguins star center Evgeni Malkin took a significant step towards recovery from his shoulder injury, skating at full speed with the team for the first time since December ninth. Malkin, who last played on December fourth, has eight goals and twenty-nine points in twenty-six games this season. The Penguins, who have won five straight games, are hoping for his return, as he was previously skating with Justin Brazeau and Anthony Mantha. Malkin aims to play this week, but no official timeline has been set. Meanwhile, forward Rutger McGroarty left practice early after a collision, and the team must decide whether to keep rookie defenseman Harrison Brunicke past January thirty-first, which could burn a year of control. Checkout Solipillow.comMalkin's Return Boosts Penguins' Offense
01:23|Pittsburgh Penguins star forward Evgeni Malkin set to return, aiming to bolster the teams offense with eight goals and twenty-one assists in just twenty-six games this season. After a fifteen-game absence due to a shoulder injury, Malkin plans to join his teammates in practice on Wednesday, potentially making his comeback against the New Jersey Devils on Thursday. Checkout Solipillow.comPenguins' Brunicke Decision: NHL or WHL?
01:58|The Pittsburgh Penguins face a decision on the future of defenseman Harrison Brunicke, who recently returned from helping Team Canada win bronze at the World Junior Championship. With limited NHL experience and a pending entry-level contract, the team must choose between keeping him on the roster or sending him back to the WHLs Kamloops Blazers. The CHL-NHL transfer agreement prevents him from being sent to the AHL, and his limited playtime has not yet triggered his free agency clock. The Penguins strong lineup and Brunickes limited games since mid-October suggest he may be headed back to Kamloops, potentially missing the remainder of the NHL or AHL season. Checkout Solipillow.comMalkin Returns: Penguins' Star Center Practices Full-Contact
01:43|Exciting news for Pittsburgh Penguins fans! Star center Evgeni Malkin returned to full-contact practice, marking a significant step in his recovery from an upper-body injury. Malkin, who last played on November 15th, has been working hard in his recovery and is expected to return this week against the New Jersey Devils and Calgary Flames. The team will need to make a roster move upon his return, but Malkin is eager to stick to his center position. Checkout Solipillow.comMalkin Returns to Practice, Penguins Fans Excited
01:07|Evgeni Malkin Returns to Practice: Penguins Fans, Get Ready! Checkout Solipillow.com