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Michelle Crechiolo's coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and expert commentary, with a focus on ice hockey, particularly the Pittsburgh Penguins in the NHL. Given this emphasis, she would likely be most receptive to pitches providing expert analysis or insider perspectives on ongoing games, player dynamics within the team, and any significant events surrounding the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Additionally, her inclusion of "player injuries" suggests that she may also welcome pitches related to sports medicine experts who can provide insights into player injuries and recovery processes. This could include discussions around specific types of injuries common in ice hockey and how they impact players' performance.
As Michelle focuses primarily on one team within a specific league, it is important for sources reaching out to have direct knowledge of the Pittsburgh Penguins organization and its dynamics.
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Kyle Dubas has spoken about Evgeni Malkin’s 2025-26 season, he mentions the production, which was spectacular for a 39-year-old player. Malkin, who turns 40 today (July 31), put up 19 goals and 61 points in just 56 games. They are numbers that any forward in the league would be happy
Tommy Novak is a quiet, unassuming guy who tends to fly under the radar. But not with Pittsburgh’s management, coaching staff or players. “I don't think he's nearly appreciated enough,” Penguins Head Coach Dan Muse said at one point during the season, before adding with a smile, “We appreciate him.”
By: Michelle Crechiolo
At the draft, Kyle Dubas mentioned how the landscape has been shifting as player salaries rise with the cap, which is only going to go up each year.
During this year’s Type 1 Timer (T1T) Hockey Camp, camper Liam McKernan took the bus to the rink as usual – and encountered a special guest upon arrival. Liam quickly texted a heads up to his dad, Chris, a longtime Penguins season ticket holder. “He said, (Dan) Muse is here!”
By: Michelle Crechiolo
By Michelle Crechiolo @PensInsideScoop Penguins Team Reporter Looking back, the spring – particularly the month of April – was a blur for Jake Livanavage.
That's because 2022 first-round pick Owen Pickering, his teammate with the WHL's Swift Current Broncos, mentioned that Penguins Assistant General Manager Jason Spezza had been asking about him. “It was nice to hear,” Kettles said.
When Amanda Kessel was a guest on SportsNet Pittsburgh’s Unobstructed Views, the conversation turned to her childhood in Wisconsin and growing up with her brother Phil. Back then, they had a blast playing hockey and competing with their other brother Blake, often with Gatorade as the prize. It’s fun to
When Declan Carlile signed a two-year contract with Pittsburgh on the first day of free agency, his family was thrilled. Mostly because the 26-year-old defenseman is living his dream and being rewarded after a strong 2025-26 campaign. But they are also pretty excited to have a use for all of
By Michelle Crechiolo @PensInsideScoop Penguins Team Reporter PRACTICE IN PITTSBURGH BEFORE HITTING THE ROAD
The Penguins made a number of signings when free agency opened on July 1, but one in particular stood out to Assistant General Manager Jason Spezza. Signing Atley Calvert to a two-year contract was “close to the heart for me,” Spezza said. The 22-year-old forward has been on a path
