Archive for November 19th, 2009

Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey – A Different Take On The Penguins – Bleacherreport.com

A Different Take On The Penguins – Bleacherreport.com
It is Thursday, November 19th, 2009. the Pittsburgh Penguins have completed 25.6 percent of their schedule and the only thing people can write about are the injuries. For everybody’s information, the Penguins have not lost the most “man-games” to

Cambria Suites Breaks Ground In Pittsburgh – Hotel Interactive Network
Horizon Hospitality, the Pittsburgh Penguins, Buffalo Lodging Associates and Choice Hotels International Inc. (NYSE: CHH) celebrated the official ground breaking of a new Cambria Suites hotel, the all-suite brand from Choice Hotels designed to appeal

Pens lose defenseman McKee while Gonchar nears return – CBS Sports
Defenseman Jay McKee has an infected finger that will keep him out two to four weeks. He was hurt late in Pittsburgh’s 5-2 win over Anaheim on Monday, and is the fifth of the team’s top six defensemen to be sidelined since late October. The Penguins

Pittsburgh Penguins Attempt To “Defy Ordinary” By Battling Injury Bug – Bleacherreport.com
It’s injury season in the NHL and the Pittsburgh Penguins have caught the bug. At the start of the season, the team was without Game Seven hero Max Talbot and injuries have slowly trickled down to forwards Kennedy, Malkin and Kunitz. Fortunately

5:13 – ESPN.com
PITTSBURGH — Bill Guerin still has some goals 206th NHL game, missed by an assist of having the so-called Gordie Howe hat trick — a goal, an assist and a fight. He fought in the third period with Ryan Getzlaf , who is 15 years younger, trading

Pittsburgh Penguins – Sidney Crosby proud, humbled to carry Olympic torch – Times Colonist

hoisted hockey Sidney Crosby. “Growing up, I always dreamt of playing in the NHL . . . but when you think of the Olympics, you don’t even think that that would be a possibility,” the young captain of the Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Read more about this article

NHL hockey star and Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby, of Canada, carries the Olympic flame in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009, during the 2010 Vancouver Olympics torch relay. The 106-day relay will visit more than a Read more about this article

News: Crosby notched his 10th goal and added two assists in a 6-5 overtime win against Boston Saturday night. Spin: Crosby erased a multitude of frustration with his big night, missing only on a short-handed breakaway courtesy of a big Tim Thomas Read more about this article