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Penguins Eye Offseason Moves After Playoff Return

The Pittsburgh Penguins are gearing up for a busy summer as they plan to retool the roster after returning to the playoffs for the first time in four years.

The Penguins’ 5‑4 overtime win over the Bruins on March 8 left the team out of the playoffs, shifting focus to the offseason. General manager Kyle Dubas is evaluating free agents like Ryan Shea and considering retention or trade options for key players such as Evgeni Malkin. The organization is also preparing for the 2026 NHL Draft, where draft positions will be determined by the lottery. With a build‑up strategy in place, the Penguins aim to transform into a true contender again. livefromquarantine.club