Pens are 5th in goals scored & 3rd in xG with a -1.6 goals for above expected. They lead the NHL in high danger SOG.
2025 thru 10 gms: 7-2-1
23.49 xGF
24.0 xGA
High danger SV% .857
High danger GA 9
2026 thru 10 gms: 3-6-1
24.47 xGF
20.17 xGA
High danger SV% .745
I think the Penguins are an OK team playing bad rather than a bad team playing to expectations. They’ll be fine come April. But I think some roster tweaks need to come along the way. Process over results right now.
You’re allowed to say whatever you want on this app but you really shouldn’t be
The Guentzel trade has set this historic franchise back almost a decade. Sid lost interest since, whether you want to believe it or not, he's not going to publicly say it. Read body language and the room. Nothing of value was returned back for a guy in Guentz that was fully intending to re-sign and stay a Penguin.
The dumbest Pens fans you know on this app are calling Dubas a bad GM while offering zero solutions to what he could’ve done better or if they do, are some wild unrealistic NHL 27 moves filled with heindsight bias.
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The thing about a salary cap in baseball is that both sides already fully expect it won’t happen. That’s the reality. This is all standard bargaining procedure.
I get the sense this could very well be the last dance of the 87/71/58/65 era.
Sid, Geno & EK contracts all expire at the end of the year. If there was ever a time for Dubas to finally rip the band-aid, he has his out. It’s right in front of him.
Things really need to improve
Any answer other than the 1st one is incorrect. He got this team back into the playoffs 2 years after being left one of the worst rosters in the sport from Hextall, and has done way more good than bad with the impossible situation he’s been dealt in contend and rebuild on the fly
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Cam Schlittler once the calendar flips to October
12 different players have points again tonight. The depth is paying dividends. It’s just as Dubas drew it up.









