Let's Go Pens! Ru

Я ваще не знаю не мотивированные команды,почти каждый крендель,исключая глыб долго пасущихся в франшизе,рвет мотки на се каждый день,чтоб выдвинутся, продвинутся,зарекомендоваться.
Просто очередной вброс от тришки,кот яйки лижет,када нехер занимаца,пусть учится,а то все к ширинке сзади,с опытом видать

Ну ачо,это для мартышек,Диома отсосасала густо,какие показатели последних 2х важныхъ?Опять в норе скребсти

Апдейт вероятностей от moneypuck.com:

Монреаль - 99,9%
Питтсбург - 94,7%
Коламбус - 43,5%
Бостон - 98,3%
Оттава - 41,5%
Айлендерс - 52,6%
Детройт - 31,7%
Филадельфия - 22,3%

Одно уже можно сказать с уверенностью:у Карлсона нет компромиссов-либо он лидер и первый номер на площадке,либо отсиживается в конопле,периодически высовывая голову.

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Отрицание,гнев,торг,депрессия,принятие...

Да все по старому,этот фуфел либо валяется рядом с кипером,либо объезжаем в легкую,научился с кистей попадать,но это не стОит 10 лямов

Penguins forward prospect Cruz Lucius won't be signing with the Penguins after his senior season ended at Arizona State. He'll become a free agent when his rights expire on Aug. 15. Lucius, originally a fourth-round pick of the Hurricanes in 2022, was a piece in the Jake Guentzel trade.

"(Lucius and his agent) informed us that that he was not going to be signing in Pittsburgh for a few reasons that's up to him to share," Kyle Dubas said on this week's GM Show. "It's a personal thing for him. We felt we had a great opportunity for him, and the proof is in the pudding on the development side, but players are entitled to make their decision, and I don't think we're at the position here anymore where we have to beg people to come."

Had Lucius signed with the Penguins, there would have been the opportunity to have his entry-level contract start next season, but he could have finished the year in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on a tryout contract.

"I think passing up a chance to get into the American League and developing here, it would have been a month already now, but obviously next few months, especially when your (college) team doesn't qualify for anything, it's a big miss," Dubas said. "But that's his decision and his right. And we'll just move on to the next."

-- From Taylor Haase in Tampa

The Penguins won’t be getting back Caleb Jones this season — Dan Muse just said he’s done for the year with an injury. 

Jones suffered a lower-body injury in October after being slewfooted by Brad Marchand. He suffered a new upper-body in his conditioning stint in Wilkes-Barre, then got a 20-game suspension for violating the performance enhancing drug policy. His suspension ended after last game, but his season is over. — From Taylor Haase in Tampa