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A teardown may finally be iminent for the Pittsburgh Penguins. After a 3-5-1 start to the 2026-27 season, Pittsburgh has shared their desire to move out veteran forwards to create space for promising youngsters, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman shared on the latest Saturday Headlines. No specific names were mentioned, though Pittsburgh has to be excited by the red-hot start from both Avery Hayes and Rutger McGroarty in the minor-leagues. Both wingers have nine points in six games to start the year, while Mikhail Ilyin (seven points), Tristan Broz (six points), Bill Zonnon and Jake Livanavage (five points) have all impressed behind them.
The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins have built up a wealth of offensive power with their refreshed lineup. After starting the year averaging just 3.11 goals-per-game, Pittsburgh will hope to add those scoring boosts sooner rather than later. Calvert brought a notable spark to the NHL lineup last season, while both McGroarty and Broz could find better fortunes with an established role in the top-nine.
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