Pittsburgh Penguins at a Crossroads: Are Malkin and Karlsson the Keys to a Bold Rebuild or a Last Stand?
Change might finally be knocking on Pittsburgh’s door — and it’s not the kind the Penguins are used to. Word swirling around from insiders suggests Evgeny Malkin could be wrapping up his NHL saga after next season. If that’s true, it’s not just the end of an era for the stalwart winger but also a clear sign the organization could be gearing up for a major rebuild. Add Erik Karlsson potentially being on the move this offseason, and you’ve got all the ingredients for a significant roster shakeup. Between Sidney Crosby’s limited runway left and other key contracts expiring soon, there’s a tangible sense that the Penguins are at a crossroads, trying to balance honoring their vets while planting seeds for the future. They’re stacking picks, eyeing those young talents — making moves quietly but purposefully as they face the inevitable transition. The next chapter for Pittsburgh? It’s shaping up to be one filled with tough decisions and big changes, and fans might just be in for a rollercoaster ride ahead. LEARN MORE
Evgeny Malkin may have a year left, and Erik Karlsson could be moved this offseason
David Pagnotta: On “The Latest” talking about the Pittsburgh Penguins, Evgeny Malkin could retire after next season, and could they be headed to a rebuild in the next season or two. Erik Karlsson could be moved this offseason
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