Phil Kessel

AT&T Sportsnet Penguins Analyst Jay Caufield joined Ron Cook and Joe Starkey to discuss what has the potential to be an interesting off-season for the Penguins and they also take a look at what has been a really entertaining NHL Playoffs.

By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) — So much for the slow start. The seemingly endless string of injuries to bold-faced names, to the ones that left the Pittsburgh Penguins drifting aimlessly for long stretches. Then March came. April, too. And the Penguins did what they always seem to...

If he isn’t producing when it matters most, what are you paying him for?

Teddy Blueger scored twice, Matt Murray made 33 saves and the Penguins rallied from an early two-goal deficit for a 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers on Monday night.

Should they be more concerned about their losing streak?

Prior to their methodical victory in Buffalo Thursday night, the Penguins had scored 29 goals in their previous eight games. There was nothing remarkable about that total, but there was something impressive – and concerning at the same time – about the source of those goals.

A power play goal gave the Penguins a 1-0 lead and ended Kessel's scoring drought

Phil Kessel's 16-game scoring slump isn't for a lack of chances.

They've done it under Sullivan before, but this feels different