“Could the Penguins’ Woes Spark a Blockbuster Trade Before It’s Too Late?”
But it’s especially taxing for a team like the 2024-25 Pittsburgh Penguins, who could, potentially, have some big roster and organizational changes on the horizon.
As it stands now, the Penguins sit at 9-12-4, which is last in the Metropolitan Division. They are only five from the bottom of the league in terms of points percentage (.440), in front of only Chicago, Nashville, San Jose, and Montreal.
GM and POHO Kyle Dubas has been busy, frequenting other games – most recently spotted in Detroit – and already making some moves up to this point. He dealt forward Lars Eller to the Capitals for two draft picks a few weeks ago, and, most recently, he traded for a young forward in Philip Tomasino.
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