Pittsburgh Penguins prospect Brayden Yager had an explosive playoff run, and the Moose Jaw Warriors sliced through the WHL playoffs, culminating in a WHL championship and a berth in the Memorial Cup tournament.
Penguins top forward prospect Brayden Yager is a WHL champion. Yager and the Moose Jaw Warriors swept the Portland Winterhawks in four games on Wednesday in the WHL final round.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are getting a look at how Brayden Yager, their first-round draft choice in 2023, performs in high-stakes games, and they have to like what they’re seeing.
The Penguins’ 2023 first-round pick is the WHL’s Most Sportsmanlike Player for the second season in a row. Brayden Yager, the Penguins’ No. 14 pick of the 2023 draft, has been named the WHL’s Most Sportsmanlike Player for the second year in a row.
The Pittsburgh Penguins missed the Stanley Cup playoffs for the second year in a row. Their American Hockey League affiliate in Wilkes-Barre lasted all of two games in the Calder Cup playoffs.
CRANBERRY — The Pittsburgh Penguins traded Jake Guentzel to Carolina on March 7. A few hours after the deal, which netted a package that included Michael Bunting, was announced, the Penguins absorbed a 6-0 loss to Washington at PPG Paints Arena, the by-product of their most dispirited effort of the season.
With the Pittsburgh Penguins finding themselves with a farm system that ranks in the bottom third of the NHL, many would believe that they do not have any prospects to keep an eye on.
The Pittsburgh Penguins organization had reason for excitement entering the 2024 IIHF World Junior Championships. With three players from their most recent draft class participating in the tournament, there was hope that one of those players would earn a medal.
The Pittsburgh Penguins finally have a prized prospect in their organization. 2023 first round pick Brayden Yager had an impressive showing at the World Juniors Championships even though Canada fell in a surprise loss to Czechia.
It’s all about World Juniors in our monthly prospect update This time of year for hockey prospect watchers is synonymous for one thing: the biggest international event of the whole year in the form of the World Junior Championships.
It’s not often the Pittsburgh Penguins have one of their top prospects representing their country at the annual World Junior Championship tournament, but this year is special.
For the first time in years, the Pittsburgh Penguins have quality prospects playing in the World Junior Championships. With three 2023 draft picks between Canada and Finland’s rosters, a Penguins prospect is likely to bring home a medal from this tournament.
As it happens, Team Canada and Team Finland meet in an opening game Tuesday at the World Junior Championships, and that means three Pittsburgh Penguins prospects will be involved.
With the 2024 World Junior Championship right around the corner, the Pittsburgh Penguins will see three of their top prospects representing their native countries.
One of the most popular hockey tournaments is right around the corner and the Pittsburgh Penguins will see one of their top prospects represent his home country.
In recent year, fans of the Pittsburgh Penguins haven’t had much interest in the annual World Junior Championship, but this time, a key prospect could be representing his home country.
It’s been a while since the Pittsburgh Penguins had a group of prospects that bring genuine excitement for the future. After a couple of first round draft picks, the Penguins have built themselves a much more reputable pipeline with multiple names that have a legitimate chance of having long, successful NHL careers.
The Pittsburgh Penguins might not have a very popular prospect pipeline, but there is one player that every fan should be keeping an eye on. After being taken 14th overall by the Penguins in the most recent NHL draft, Brayden Yager has done nothing but impress ever since hearing his name called.
When the Pittsburgh Penguins opened up their 2023 Training Camp, they did so with multiple key prospects on the roster. While future stars like Brayden Yager, Sam Poulin, and Valtteri Puutsinen got their fair share of reps with the Penguins, defensive prospect Owen Pickering was held to the injured list.
Ever since departing Pittsburgh Penguins training camp, top prospect Brayden Yager has been on a hot streak with his Western Hockey League club. As a member of the Moose Jaw Warriors, the Penguins prospects is having a fantastic start to his 2023-24 WHL season.
18-year-old Brayden Yager impressed in his first training camp with the Pittsburgh Penguins, but was recently sent back to his Western Hockey League team, the Moose Jaw Warriors.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Brayden Yager had the biggest smile on his face during the game, and it hadn't gone anywhere yet when he was speaking after the game. It was Game 2 of the Penguins' Prospects Challenge here in Buffalo, N.Y., and Yager scored his first goal in a Penguins uniform.
With just four first-round picks over the past decade, it isn’t a surprise that the Penguins have one of the worst prospect pools in the NHL.
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