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Blackhawks notes: Cap space still enormous even after Taylor Hall addition

Hall’s $6 million salary-cap hit brings the Hawks closer to the cap floor, but GM Kyle Davidson can easily take on more contracts to acquire more assets in trades this week if such opportunities arise.

Chicago Sun-Times

Blackhawks offseason preview: Plenty of draft picks, free-agent decisions to make as rebuild continues

After drafting Connor Bedard next Wednesday — the easiest decision possible — the Hawks will still have 10 additional picks to make, plus trades to consider and free agents to sign. Here’s a guide to what this summer will bring

Chicago Sun-Times

Sully's staying power: NHL pundits explain why Penguins coach has stuck during regime changes

Among active head coaches, only Tampa Bay's Jon Cooper has been behind the same team's bench for longer than Mike Sullivan.

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3 mind-blowing ways a Penguins-Blackhawks game in April forever altered NHL history

What a ridiculous domino effect we'll look back on for years.

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Tracking every major NHL general manager available during the 2023 offseason, including Kyle Dubas

The NHL general manager market is a fascinating one this year.

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Penguins GM search: Kyle Dubas on the table after exit from Toronto

It appears Kyle Dubas might still be a possibility for the Penguins after all.

Tribune News Service

Groundbreaking Former NHL Star Petr Klima Dies at 58

The winger spent 13 seasons in the NHL, playing for the Red Wings, Oilers, Kings, Penguins and Lightning.

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Ron Cook: Sidney Crosby will always be a Penguin — right?

PITTSBURGH — A partial list of Hall of Famers who left their original team after achieving greatness:

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Joe Starkey: Solving goalie question is Penguins' top mission — and John Gibson could be the answer

PITTSBURGH — The Penguins have come to a crossroads with goaltender Tristan Jarry. He can be an unrestricted free agent in July. I'm inclined to move on and pursue Anaheim Ducks goalie John Gibson, a Pittsburgh native, even if it means trading Jake Guentzel or Bryan Rust.

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Analytics have shaped Fenway Sports Group’s other front offices. What might that mean for Penguins?

PITTSBURGH — Penguins fans should know that when Fenway Sports Group executive Dave Beeston said there is “no limit” as to who the team will hire to lead its hockey operations department next, they were far from empty words.

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Ron Cook: Counting down top 15 greatest moments from Penguins' incredible playoffs streak

The Stanley Cup playoffs will begin Monday night without the Penguins for the first time since Sid the Kid really was still a kid. The next two months will remind us of all the fun we are missing. We'll see Edmonton's Connor McDavid or Boston's Patrice Bergeron or perhaps, horror…

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Gene Collier: Hey, where's that Penguins first-round exit you promised?

Depending on your relative life balance, which is determined by your index of blessings on one side and your various malfunctions on the other, 17 years can be a very long time. I have it on some authority.

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Paul Zeise: Ron Hextall and Brian Burke never made sense for Penguins

PITTSBURGH — The worst kept secret in Pittsburgh sports was that Ron Hextall was on borrowed time as the Penguins general manager from about the trade deadline until the end of the season. The question was never if Hextall was going to get fired, it was always when.

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Penguins fire Ron Hextall and Brian Burke, cleaning house in front office

PITTSBURGH — Frustrated fans who chanted "Fire Hextall!" at PPG Paints Arena during Tuesday's devastating loss to the lowly Chicago Blackhawks got their wish Friday.

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The Independent UK

Black church, NHL's Penguins reach historic land-use accord

The Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team has reached an agreement with a historic Black church to provide it development rights to a 1.5-acre parcel near the church's former property

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Joe Starkey: Pardon me, but the Penguins' politeness needs to end

PITTSBURGH — Politely. That's how the Penguins bowed out this season. What else would you expect?

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Penguins lose to Blue Jackets in season finale, and now an uncertain offseason begins

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The cannon blasted late at Nationwide Arena, calling Thursday’s game to an end. But no one blinked. The battle was already over.

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NHL fans danced on the Penguins’ grave after they missed the playoffs for the first time in 16 years

There's nothing like watching a villain go down in flames.

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Penguins’ 16-Year Playoff Streak Snapped As Islanders Clinch Wild Card

Pittsburgh owned the longest playoff streak in major North American sports, but it was snapped on Wednesday.

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The Penguins have missed the playoffs for the first time since 2006. So what's next?

PITTSBURGH — The Penguins have officially missed the playoffs for the first time since 2006.

Newsday

Islanders clinch playoff spot with win over Canadiens in regular-season finale

ELMONT, N.Y. — It was a struggle, just like this whole season has been for the Islanders.

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Ron Cook: Penguins have no one to blame but themselves for sinking season

PITTSBURGH — There is only one way to describe the Penguins' 5-2 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks Tuesday night at PPG Paints Arena:

Chicago Sun-Times

Petr Mrazek carries Blackhawks to shocking win over Penguins

The Hawks’ 5-2 victory Tuesday dealt a massive blow to both their own draft lottery objectives — they jumped from 32nd to 30th in the NHL standings — and the Penguins’ playoff hopes. Only the Hawks’ own players and coaches appreciated the result.

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The Penguins and Blackhawks reached new levels of self-sabotage at the worst possible time

Neither team got the result they wanted on Tuesday night.

Tribune News Service

With playoff fate in their own hands, Penguins falter vs. Blackhawks

PITTSBURGH — All season, the Penguins have shooed away prosperity like a pesky house fly.

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