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Pittsburgh Penguins forward John LeClair has cleared waivers today, according to TSN. Many teams are interested in seeing if LeClair will be brought back up through re-entry waivers, this way they would only have to pay half of his salary, while the Pens would be responsible for the other half. Philadelphia is one team that will try to acquire the veteran if this were to happen.
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PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Penguins, losers of seven of their last eight games, have fired coach Ed Olczyk. The team has called a 9:45 a.m. news conference at the Neville Island Sports Center....
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The Pittsburgh Penguins signed a lease Thursday, committing the NHL team to its yet-to-be built $290 million arena until 2040. The lease terms were in accordance with a March memorandum between the team and government officials, Gov. Ed Rendell said Thursday. ...More
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Pittsburgh's youth movement is moving the Penguins to the top of the Eastern Conference. Last season saw the Penguins bust out big-time with Sidney Crosby leading a team that amassed 47 wins and 105 points. With Crosby, the 2006-07 NHL MVP, and the rest of the Penguins another year older, there's reason to believe the Stanley Cup could make its way to the Steel City this season.
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It all culminated in the announcement on March 13 that a deal was struck to build a new arena that will keep the Penguins where they belong, in Pittsburgh for at least the next 30 years. That put the exclamation point on the most surprising Pens team ever, and one that rivals the high-octane teams of the late 80’s and early 90’s in scoring prowess.
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The Pittsburgh penguins were added in the year 1967 into the NHL after its expansion. This was along with teams like the Minnesota North Stars, Philadelphia Flyers, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues and Oakland Seals.
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