Pittsburgh Penguins

Maxime Talbot finally feels like a hockey player again. The playoff hero, who scored both goals in the Pittsburgh Penguins victorious 2-1 victory in the seventh and deciding game in the Stanley Cup final last June, is seven games into his comeback from off-season surgery on his left shoul...

By Pat(noreply@blogger.com) Who scored? Malkin (8), Crosby (13,14,15), Talbot (1), Eaton (3), Dupuis (7), Kennedy (6) Any change in the standings? Division: 1st (1 point ahead of New Jersey)Conference: 1st (tied with Washington)League: 2nd (2 points behind San Jose)

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By The Canadian Press Penguins 2 at Senators 6First Period1. Pittsburgh, Staal 6 (Dupuis, Guerin) 1:092. Ottawa, Carkner 2 (Fisher, Foligno) 12:16Penalties - Talbot Pgh (tripping) 1:48, Carkner Ott (hooking) 19:45

Cue the cavalry music! I think that it is pretty appropriate when you consider how depleted the Penguins line-up has gotten... but that starts to change tonight in Ottawa. Max Talbot and Sergei Gonchar will officially make their triumphant returns to the Penguins line-up. Unfortunately, as...

Penguins coach Dan Bylsma could not help but notice Max Talbot when the fireball of a forward reported to the Mellon Arena locker-room complex yesterday.

Penguins Stanley Cup hero Max Talbot will return to the lineup tomorrow in Ottawa.

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By Laura Falcon In the 2009 Stanley Cup Final, we saw both Malkin and Crosby give solid efforts but they hard work rarely converted into points. The Pens still won the Cup because while the Wings threw the kitchen sink at Malkin and Crosby every time they touched the ice, players like Kennedy and Talbot took...

On a team full of players taken within the top two picks of the draft (Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Jordan Staal, Marc-Andre Fleury), Talbot was selected 234th overall in 2002. But as the Penguins head to the Stanley Cup Finals for the second year in ...

Still, Penguins coach Dan Bylsma said he thinks Sykora is getting chances, including three he counted in Sunday's 6-3 loss. "You're certainly concerned about the number of goals in the past X amount of games but … he's been getting some good looks the ...

MONTREAL (AP) -- Maxime Talbot and Kris Letang scored short-handed goals 55 seconds apart midway through the third period to send the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night. Evgeni Malkin, poised to claim his first NHL scoring title, increased his...

By Tony Ferrante Max Talbot’s one-timer from a great backhanded centering pass from Gary Roberts turned out to be the game-winning goal as the Penguins outlasted the Flyers 4-2 in Game Two of their best of seven series.  Jordan Staal added an empty netter in the last minute for the final outcome.