The Pittsburgh Penguins made six selections over seven rounds during the two-day 2026 NHL Entry Draft at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York. Pittsburgh had three selections in the first two rounds,

Kyle Dubas may be gearing up for his biggest move yet. As the NHL trade market heats up, the Pittsburgh Penguins have emerged as a potential landing spot for a 45-goal superstar who could give Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin a legitimate shot at another Stanley Cup.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are being sold to the Florida-based Hoffman Family of Companies for about $1.75 billion. The NHL Board of Governors unanimously approved the sale, which is expected to close shortly.

The Hoffmann family already has experience in hockey ownership through the Florida Everblades, the ECHL club it has owned since 2019.

The Pittsburgh Penguins enter the 2026 NHL Draft facing a reality that would have been difficult to imagine just a few years ago. For nearly two decades, the organization built around Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin,

Geoff Hoffmann, CEO of HF Companies' Private Equity arm will serve as Governor. Greg Hoffmann, CEO of the firm’s Real Estate arm; Kyle Dubas, General Manager & President of Hockey Operations of the Pittsburgh Penguins; and David Hoffmann, Founder & Chairman of HF Companies, will each serve as Alternate Governors.

The Vegas Golden Knights made yet another trade on Tuesday, dealing Kaeden Korczak to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Parker Wotherspoon.

Penguins rinkside reporter Hailey Hunter is out at SportsNet Pittsburgh after three seasons. The network announced the decision on Wednesday evening. “We are grateful for all of Hailey’s contributions during her time at SportsNet Pittsburgh.

Thursday’s “First Call” has updates on Jason Robertson, Mason Marchment and Darnell Nurse. All of those players had been linked to the Pittsburgh Penguins at one point in recent weeks. So far, none of them are coming here.