We are holed up this week in Los Angeles as the Pittsburgh Penguins’ west coast trip is in Anaheim, LA, […] The post Dan’s Daily: Sabres Imploding; Ned Goes Viral; Penguins Learn New Lesson appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.

Dan Muse confirmed the status of the veteran Penguins star ahead of Tuesday’s clash. The Pittsburgh Penguins are monitoring Kris Letang’s status after the veteran defenseman missed Sunday’s practice with a lower-body injury suffered during Saturday’s loss to the New York Rangers.

Dubas very politely nudged Sullivan from his head coaching perch because he believed his team needed new life and because Sullivan was never overly interested in a rebuild. The split hurt Sullivan and wasn’t an easy time for the prideful coach whose loyalty to the organization and especially to Crosby runs deep.

For those who are unaware, Pittsburgh Penguins' 18-year-old forward Ben Kindel scored his first NHL goal Saturday against the New York Rangers.

The Pittsburgh Penguins’ hot start was halted Saturday as they were routed by the New York Rangers, 6-1, at PPG Paints Arena. It was their first loss of the still-young season (2-1-0). A lopsided advantage in special teams propelled the Rangers to victory.

Saturday, the Penguins did not hold. A 1-0 deficit became a 4-1 deficit after the middle 20 minutes, and the issue that plagued Penguins goalie Arturs Silovs throughout his young career was readily apparent.

Forwards that made the final roster are Noel Acciari, Justin Brazeau, Sidney Crosby, Connor Dewar, Filip Hallander, Ben Kindel, Ville Koivunen, Blake Lizotte, Evgeni Malkin, Anthony Mantha, Thomas Novak, Rickard Rakell and Philip Tomasino.

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