Defenseman Brooks Orpik, who has not played since Nov. 10 because of an unspecified injury, plans to return to the Penguins' lineup when they face Atlanta at Philips Arena Saturday night. (Today)
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Senators forward Chris Neil fights with Penguins forward Eric Goddard during the third period of last night's game in Scotiabank Place in Ottawa.
OTTAWA -- The early news for the Penguins was pretty good. Likely could not have been any better. After all, Sergei Gonchar and Max Talbot were back in the lineup. Mark Eaton was able to play. (Today)
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Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik could return to the lineup Saturday in Atlanta.
OTTAWA -- Defenseman Brooks Orpik did not make it into the Penguins' lineup for their game against Ottawa at Scotiabank Place last night, but he expects to be back soon. (Today)
This injury bug going around is getting ridiculous. It seems every other day, we find out the Pens will be without another player for two or four weeks. Did the team not condition well enough during the pre-season, or is this just bad luck early in the year? (Today)
British Columbia's provincial health officer said Vancouver Canucks players jumped the line when they received swine flu vaccinations this week. (Today)