On this episode of Penguins To Go, Nick takes stalk of the Pittsburgh Penguins offseason and what their roster looks like with three months until the start of the 2023-24 season. He then answers the all important question… Have the Penguins done enough this summer to get back into the postseason? Tune In!
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7 Comments
It will depend on defensive play and goaltending like with any other team.
No because they aren't young except for graves and jarry can't stay healthy and dubas sucks now because he doesn't have young guys he signed old men.. and nick sorry jarry isn't good my dog is a better goalie then him
I disagree with resigning Jarry, but the cost for Hellebuyuck was prohibitive. Still have to healthy scratch Carter the entire year, and move Granlund sooner rather than later. Petry is over-paid, but not as much of a priority as Carter and Granlund.
Goaltending will be the determining factor. Jarry has not shown he can stay healthy, and his one playoff series was historically BAD.
I know this isn't a popular option- but Dubas walked into a very messy situation- previous front office left the org is really bad shape- im not expecting miricles from dubas – he has alot of remodeling work to do – but team should make playoffs
My concern would be that without a super strong backup goalie, Jarry will get overused, and that will lead to problems.
Absolutely not. Signed a horrible goaltender for 5 yrs @ almost 6mil….coulda got John Gibson for that. And just swapped non impact players for non impact players…..maybe EK can change the outlook.
My prediction for the season.
Best case 46-26-10: 102pts
Worst case 40-30-12: 92pts