The San Jose Sharks have been selling off a few veteran pieces to their lineup as they plan for the future ahead of the trade deadline. With less than 24 hours

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The intrigue deepened Thursday morning as the TSN insiders cast the Pittsburgh Penguins trade involving Luke Schenn as a potentially temporary relationship.

The San Jose Sharks got 28-year-old defenseman Vincent Desharnais from the Pittsburgh Penguins for a 2028 fifth-round pick on Wednesday night. Desharnais, who is under contract through next season, has been traded twice in five weeks after going from Vancouver to Pittsburgh in the deal that got the Canucks Marcus

The NHL Trade Deadline is less than two days away, and teams have been busy around the league. There have been a number of trades that have made teams much better, which poses a problem for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Imagine, for a minute, that you’re a Pittsburgh Penguins fan. For years – since the 2007-08 season, really – you’ve been accustomed to deep Stanley Cup playoff runs and championships. But for this season,

The Pittsburgh Penguins made a flurry of trades on Wednesday, and now, GM Kyle Dubas has opened up on the two controversial deals. After a slow start to the trade deadline week, the Pittsburgh Penguins made a few deals on Wednesday,

Two former Vancouver Canucks defensemen were traded on Wednesday afternoon, as Vincent Desharnais and Luke Schenn were moved before the March 7 Trade Deadline. Desharnais, formerly with the Pittsburgh Penguins,

The Penguins traded Michael Bunting and a 2026 fourth-round pick to the Nashville Predators for defenseman Luke Schenn and forward Tommy Novak. Pittsburgh also sent Vincent Desharnais to the San Jose Sharks for a 2028 fifth-round pick.