As the NHL offseason continues, one of the more interesting teams around the league is the Pittsburgh Penguins. After missing the postseason last year, Pittsburgh has been looking to change the narrative for next season.

The Montreal Canadiens are actively looking to bolster their top-six forward group with a particular focus on adding a second-line center or a high-end winger to complement their young core, including

NHL insider Nick Kypreos floated the idea of Sidney Crosby playing for another team next season following the 2026 Olympics.

Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby's trade speculation is heating up again, and this time, rumors point toward a move to the Montreal Canadiens. NHL insider Greg Wyshynski appeared on "The Sheet with Jeff Marek" on Monday and said that, in his eyes, if Crosby ever leaves Pittsburgh, it's the Canadiens who remain as the team to watch.

Sidney Crosby has been the face of the Pittsburgh Penguins since he was drafted by the organization 20 years ago. Over the last two decades, Crosby has helped bring three Stanley Cup championships ...