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Penguins roster for final preseason tuneup today in Buffalo

The Penguins have announced their roster for this afternoon (3:30pm start) against Buffalo. FORWARDS 2 – Rutger McGroarty11 – Filip Hallander14 – Nick Robertson17 – Bryan Rust18 – Tommy Novak22 – Hendrix Lapierre23 – Bill Zonnon26 – Tristan Broz41 – Ville Koivunen59 – Egor Chinakhov67 – Rickard Rakell71 – Evgeni Malkin87 – Sidney Crosby DEFENSE […]

Penguins roster for final preseason tuneup today in Buffalo

The Pittsburgh Penguins have announced their final preseason roster for their game against the Buffalo Sabres. The match will begin at 3:30pm in Buffalo. The full lineup and additional information can be found via the provided link.

Forwards on the roster include Rutger McGroarty, Filip Hallander, Nick Robertson, Bryan Rust, Tommy Novak, Hendrix Lapierre, Bill Zonnon, Tristan Broz, Ville Koivunen, Egor Chinakhov, Rickard Rakell, Evgeni Malkin, and Sidney Crosby. Defensively, Kaedan Korczak, Harrison Brunicke, Sam Girard, Trevor van Riemsdyk, Kris Letang, Erik Karlsson, Declan Carlile will be in action. Goalies for the game are Sergei Murashov and Arturs Silovs.

The rule limiting veterans with over 100 games played to two preseason games has led to players such as Elmer Soderblom and Connor Dewar being left out. However, players like Rutger McGroarty, Tristan Broz, and Bill Zonnon have been called up. On defense, Harrison Brunicke is featured despite his less notable performance in recent training camp sessions.

The goaltending is set with Sergei Murashov potentially ahead of Joel Blomqvist for an NHL roster spot. Other notable news includes injuries to Ryan Graves and Justin Brazeau. Graves is currently out with an undisclosed lower-body injury and may be placed on injured reserve.

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