Evgeni Malkin won’t retire
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Penguins' Evgeni Malkin Returning to Lineup
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Injured forwards Evgeni Malkin, Bryan Rust participate fully as Penguins return to practice
Evgeni Malkin won’t retire after this season, will play only for Penguins: ‘This is my only team’
Evgeni Malkin spent the NHL’s break for 4 Nations Face-Off in South Florida enjoying quality time with family, swimming and sneaking in a dinner with longtime frenemy Alex Ovechkin. He returned to Pittsburgh with no lingering pain from a knee injury that caused him to miss six consecutive games and a hope to spark the Penguins on a push for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Evgeni Malkin did not necessarily have the most direct relationship with Mike Lange, at least not like other franchise pillars such as Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr or Sidney Crosby. But he is certainly aware of Lange’s seismic importance to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
We dedicate today’s hockey coverage to Pittsburgh Penguins Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange. The voice of the Penguins passed away last evening, and we’ll offer more tributes today, including those from his friend Dave Molinari.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins announced they have activated for Evgeni Malkin off injured reserve and assigned forward Emil Bemstrom to their AHL Affiliate Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
Evgeni Malkin, the Pittsburgh Penguins star, confirms he plans to retire with the team, dismissing rumors about moving to another city or retiring soon. Malkin, returning from a knee injury, stresses his dedication to the Penguins and leaves the possibility open for a farewell game in his hometown,
Pittsburgh Penguins icon Evgeni Malkin has no plans to play anywhere other than the only American city he's played at. The longtime Penguins center made that and his retirement plans clear in an ...
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Mired in a difficult choice, Pittsburgh Penguins star Evgeni Malkin voiced his prediction in the winner between Sidney Crosby's Team Canada meeting with Mike Sullivan's Team USA.
Evgeni Malkin has a deep connection to his hometown team, Metallurg Magnitogorsk, where he played for three seasons from 2003 to 2006 and returned during the NHL lockout in 2012-13.
The break did Evgeni Malkin a lot of good, as he is good to go for Saturday’s matchup with Washington after missing six straight contests with a lower-body injury going into the time off. “Ready to play,
Lange, the voice of Penguins hockey for nearly 50 years, cast an everlasting shadow over a city and its hockey team.
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