Tag Evgeni Malkin

Evgeni Malkin out 6-8 weeks for Penguins

If the Penguins intend to make it into the postseason, they will need to do so without superstar forward Evgeni Malkin, who will be out six to eight weeks with an upper body injury. Malkin left the game Friday night…

Andrew Hammond Ottawa Senators

NHL Three Stars – What are they using?

FIRST STAR – ANDREW HAMMOND, G, OTTAWA SENATORS Andrew Hammond earned the NHL’s first star of the week by posting some incredible numbers for the Ottawa Senators on their west coast trip. He picked up his first career shutout in…

Craig Adams Evgeni Malkin Fight

Malkin and Adams Exchange Punches in Practice

The Pittsburgh Penguins may have landed David Perron in a shocking trade yesterday, but that wasn’t the only big news out of Pittsburgh. During practice yesterday morning, Craig Adams and Evgeni Malkin were participating in a “battle drill” when things…

2013-14 NHL Season Preview: Pittsburgh Penguins

Last season, the Pittsburgh Penguins went all-in with at the trade deadline, acquiring players like Jarome Iginla, Douglas Murray, Brenden Morrow and Jussi Jokinen to help with their playoff push. It was an all-or-nothing scenario for the Penguins, who were…

Legend No. 17

If you were tasked with naming a Russian born hockey player wearing the number 17, most North Americans would respond with Ilya Kovalchuk of the New Jersey Devils, or perhaps Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins with the number backwards,…

NHL Photos of the Week

Some teams had a pretty good week by winning all of their games played, while others, cannot buy a win. Below are some pictures of both ends of the spectrum. The Pittsburgh Penguins are currently on a 9-game winning streak.…

Fantasy Friday: The Injury Bug

The injury bug has hit the NHL hard so far, which was expected with players coming back from the lockout for a shortened, condensed season. And the impact is being felt by fantasy hockey owners as well as players up…

NHL players making an impact in the KHL

When the NHL lockout began nearly two months ago, one of the first leagues that began recruiting the NHL’s top talent was the Kontinental Hockey League in Russia. Arguably the most talent-laden league outside of the NHL, the KHL saw…