U.S. Steel's logo will be featured on all Penguins' helmets in the 2026-27 season.

With the 2026 Prospect Tournament officially concluded, the Pittsburgh Penguins announced a collection of roster moves Tuesday in preparation for the fast-approaching NHL training camp.

Crosby is likely to make more deliveries next year, but it’s technically not guaranteed. This season will be his 22nd in the NHL and last on a two-year, $17.4 million contract ($8.7 million average annual value) signed Sept. 16, 2024.

Sidney Crosby is currently set to play the 2026-27 season on an expiring contract as retirement rumors run rampant, but the Pittsburgh Penguins legend isn't sweating about striking a new deal before the campaign starts.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are facing important questions as Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin enter their final years.

Sidney Crosby could be getting ready to change the Pittsburgh Penguins' plans depending on the direction he chooses.

The Pittsburgh Penguins arguably have the worst left-side defense in the entire NHL heading into this season. The same could have been said last season, but the emergence of Parker Wotherspoon and Ryan Shea shocked the entire NHL and helped thrust the Penguins back into the playoffs for the first time in three seasons.

The Pittsburgh Penguins surprised a lot of NHL observers last year when they made a return to the Stanley Cup playoffs after a three-year absence. The Penguins appeared to be a team that would have to play well to stay out of the Metropolitan Division cellar,

Sidney Crosby spewed his preferred vanilla when he discussed a contract extension but, as usual with the Penguins’ captain, his path is transparent and predictable. Crosby is entering his contract’s last year but will ink an extension before the regular season begins.

It remains to be seen if Sergei Murashov will become a standout goaltender for the Pittsburgh Penguins. The front office and coaching staff are quietly hopeful. Many of his current and former teammates are convinced.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are replacing their previous helmet sponsor with another longtime Pittsburgh brand. United States Steel Corporation will serve as the team's official helmet partner for the 2026-27 NHL season, with its logo appearing on home, road, alternate, and practice-day helmets.