Advanced stats can be as tedious as sitting in traffic or as misleading as political Tweets. Yet, picking through the latest, there are some interesting Pittsburgh Penguins stats nuggets to chew on that may confirm a few of your criticisms.
The Penguins' season schedule is here ... with a little help from Jeff Carter. The Penguins' video promoting the schedule release stars Carter and his son, Caden, and daughter, Emersyn. Carter is hanging out in his back yard on the riding mower the team gifted him as a retirement gift, when his kids bring him the schedule delivery.
It now seems a lifetime ago that the Pittsburgh Penguins’ season ended with a meaningless game on Long Island and Jeff Carter’s surprise postgame retirement.
It’s the final day of the season, but that doesn’t mean that this NHL Notebook won’t be jam-packed! It’s official: The National Hockey League will see a team relocate for the first time in 13 years, a cup-winning forward announced his retirement and a historical mark was hit once again.
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Jeff Carter announced his retirement from the NHL after playing his final game for the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday. Carter, 39, totaled 851 points (442 goals, 409 assists) in 1,321 games across 19 seasons with the Philadelphia Flyers, Columbus Blue Jackets, Los Angeles Kings and Penguins.
The Penguins played their last game of the season against the New York Islanders on Wednesday, April 17th at the UBS Arena. This had not only been their last game of the season, but it had also been Jeff Carter’s final NHL career game, who’s retiring.
ELMONT, NY — The Pittsburgh Penguins put the ribbon on one of the most disappointing, frustrating, and yet wildly interesting seasons in the franchise’s 56-year history.
Jeff Carter bid farewell to the NHL with a memorable moment on Wednesday night, scoring in what would be his final game. While word of his retirement didn’t come until the end of the game, his official announcing he was hanging up his skates came shortly after.
After the Pittsburgh Penguins’ final game of the season ended on Wednesday night, former Philadelphia Flyers star Jeff Carter announced his retirement from the NHL after 19 memorable seasons in the league.
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Jeff Carter has announced his retirement following an illustrious 19-year career. Carter rounds out the 2023-24 regular season with 11 goals and 15 points in 72 games.
On April 17, 2024, Jeff Carter played in his last NHL contest, officially announcing his retirement. Defined by his scoring ability throughout his NHL career, he fittingly scored a goal in his team’s 5-4 loss to the New York Islanders.
The Penguins announced postgame that veteran center Jeff Carter is retiring after a 19-year NHL career.
With his 442nd career goal in tow and a chance to be feted on the ice by his Pittsburgh Penguins teammates, forward Jeff Carter bid farewell to his NHL career Wednesday night.
The Pittsburgh Penguins did their part to keep their playoff hopes alive Monday night. By the time they play the regular-season finale Wednesday on Long Island, they’ll know whether it was worth the effort they put into their 4-2 victory against Nashville at PPG Paints Arena.
Oh, it'd be so easy. And I want to, believe me. I really do. But here's the problem built into pounding Jeff Carter, Reilly Smith and all the usual over-the-hill
Injured Pittsburgh Penguins forward Jeff Carter skated before practice Thursday on the secondary ice surface at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex. Carter missed Tuesday’s game at New Jersey because of what coach Mike Sullivan called an upper-body injury.
PITTSBURGH –The Pittsburgh Penguins saw their winning streak end against the Seattle Kraken, but there was still room to celebrate beforehand. The match between the Penguins and Kraken was forward Jeff Carter’s 1,300th career game, making him just the 70th player ever to hit that mark.
Heading into the 2023-24 NHL season, the expectations weren’t high for Jeff Carter as he entered the final year of his deal with the Pittsburgh Penguins, and likely his career.
The Pittsburgh Penguins recently handed veteran forward Jeff Carter the first healthy scratches of his 19-year career early in the California road trip.
The Pittsburgh Penguins put together a dominating 10-2 performance against the San Jose Sharks, but a certain struggling veteran forward was absent from the lineup.
ANAHEIM — Jeff Carter is accepting his new role, at least putting on a good face, as reality lands heavy regarding his future in the Penguins lineup. One doesn’t need to rehash Carter’s performance for the first eight games.
According to Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Mike Sullivan, Jeff Carter is a pretty smart player. But the bench boss still isn’t sure if the veteran forward-turned-defenseman can skate backwards.
The Penguins have four games left on their regular-season schedule and will play at the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday afternoon.
At the time, about 10 months ago to be exact, Pittsburgh Penguins GM Ron Hextall didn’t feel like the deal would come together at all. Jeff Carter was a Los Angeles King, pure and simple. Now he's a staple in the lineup.
Carter's new deal shows the Penguins aren't yet embracing a rebuild and also suggests the club may be close to putting pen to paper on a new deal with future Hall of Famer Evgeni Malkin.
The Pittsburgh Penguins originally acquired veteran forward Jeff Carter from the Los Angeles Kings before the trade deadline last April, and that experiment has gone well for player and club. So much so that they are extending the agreement.
Pittsburgh Penguins star center Evgeni Malkin couldn't have asked for a much better regular-season debut coming off the June knee surgery that cost him roughly three months of the campaign than what he enjoyed in Tuesday's dominant 4-1 victory at the Anaheim Ducks.
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