Podcast: Talking Rehabilitated Pittsburgh Penguins on the Gospel of Hockey
By Matt Gajtka
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Feb 12, 2015; Ottawa, Ontario, CAN; The Pittsburgh Penguins celebrate a goal scored by center Sidney Crosby (87) in the first period against the Ottawa Senators at the Canadian Tire Centre. Mandatory Credit: Marc DesRosiers-USA TODAY Sports
The Pittsburgh Penguins and the NHL are the primary topics of this latest edition of the Gospel of Hockey, featuring City of Champions Radio host Matt Gajtka and fellow site co-editor Larry Snyder.
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The guys discuss how to evaluate this year’s Penguins, who – despite a .500 record since mid-December – find themselves within a point of the Metropolitan Division lead with two months to go in the regular season.
Does Jim Rutherford have another trade or two in mind? Should the Pens consider standing still at the upcoming trade deadline for the first time since 2012? What’s Pittsburgh’s biggest strength and most glaring liability?
Finally, Matt and Larry wrap the show with some discussion on Pittsburgh’s college hockey team, the RMU Colonials.
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