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SEASON PREVIEW: The Pittsburgh Penguins enter the 2025–26 campaign with a clear pivot underway — longtime coach Mike Sullivan has been replaced by Dan Muse, and the franchise is shifting toward a youth-driven rebuild under GM Kyle Dubas, following three straight seasons without a playoff appearance. Amid uncertainty surrounding several veteran free agents, the team is placing its bets on emerging talents such as Rutger McGroarty, Ville Koivunen, and forward Philip Tomasino to inject speed and scoring depth into the lineup. At the same time, the Penguins have added experienced depth with offseason signings, including Anthony Mantha, Rafael Harvey‑Pinard, and defenseman Phil Kemp to support the core. As Sidney Crosby enters his 20th NHL season and serves as captain, the success of this transitional year may hinge on whether Pittsburgh can marry veteran leadership with the promise of its rising stars and regain a competitive edge in the Metropolitan Division.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Pittsburgh Penguins 2025-26 home games at are on sale now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices vary based on opponent, day of the week, and seat location. For most regular-season matchups, lower-demand games typically start around $45–$60 for upper-level seats, while mid-range seating averages between $90 and $150. High-demand games — especially against rivals like the Flyers, Capitals, or Rangers — can push ticket prices well above $200, especially for lower-bowl or center-ice views.
For fans looking for a more exclusive experience, a decent selection of VIP/ premium options is available for order, with prices typically ranging from $300 to $ 500 or more per package.
PENGUINS’ OPPONENTS: The Pittsburgh Penguins’ 2025–26 regular season opponents include every other NHL team, as they face all 31 other franchises over 82 games. In the Eastern Conference, their matchups include familiar division rivals like the New York Rangers, New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia Flyers, Washington Capitals, and Carolina Hurricanes, as well as Atlantic Division teams such as the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators, Montréal Canadiens, Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, Tampa Bay Lightning, Florida Panthers, and Detroit Red Wings. From the Western Conference, they also take on the Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks, Seattle Kraken, Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers, Vegas Golden Knights, Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild, Winnipeg Jets, Nashville Predators, St. Louis Blues, Chicago Blackhawks, and the Utah Hockey Club.
PENGUINS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Oct 7–13):
Oct 7 @ NY Rangers; Oct 9 vs NY Islanders; Oct 11 vs NY Rangers - Week 2 (Oct 14–20):
Oct 14 @ Anaheim; Oct 16 @ Los Angeles; Oct 18 @ San Jose - Week 3 (Oct 21–27):
Oct 21 vs Vancouver; Oct 23 @ Florida; Oct 25 vs Columbus; Oct 27 vs St. Louis; Oct 28 @ Philadelphia - Week 4 (Oct 28–Nov 3):
Oct 30 @ Minnesota; Nov 1 @ Winnipeg; Nov 3 @ Toronto Maple Leafs; Nov 6 vs Washington - Week 5 (Nov 4–10):
Nov 8 @ New Jersey; Nov 9 vs Los Angeles - Week 6 (Nov 11–17):
Nov 14 @ Nashville (Global Series in Stockholm); Nov 16 vs Nashville (Global Series in Stockholm) - Week 7 (Nov 18–24):
Nov 21 vs Minnesota; Nov 22 vs Seattle - Week 8 (Nov 25–Dec 1):
Nov 26 vs Buffalo; Nov 28 @ Columbus; Nov 29 vs Toronto; Dec 1 @ Philadelphia - Week 9 (Dec 2–8):
Dec 4 @ Tampa Bay; Dec 7 @ Dallas - Week 10 (Dec 9–15):
Dec 9 vs Anaheim; Dec 11 vs Montréal; Dec 13 vs San Jose; Dec 14 vs Utah; Dec 16 vs Edmonton - Week 11 (Dec 16–22):
Dec 18 @ Ottawa; Dec 20 @ Montréal; Dec 21 vs Montréal - Week 12 (Dec 23–29):
Dec 23 @ Toronto; Dec 28 @ Chicago; Dec 30 vs Carolina - Week 13 (Dec 30–Jan 5):
Jan 1 vs Detroit; Jan 3 @ Detroit; Jan 4 @ Columbus - Week 14 (Jan 6–12):
Jan 8 vs New Jersey; Jan 10 vs Calgary; Jan 11 @ Boston - Week 15 (Jan 13–19):
Jan 13 vs Tampa Bay; Jan 15 vs Philadelphia; Jan 17 vs Columbus; Jan 19 @ Seattle - Week 16 (Jan 20–26):
Jan 21 @ Calgary; Jan 22 @ Edmonton; Jan 25 @ Vancouver; Jan 29 vs Chicago - Week 17 (Jan 27–Feb 2):
Jan 31 vs NY Rangers; Feb 2 vs Ottawa; Feb 3 @ NY Islanders; Feb 5 @ Buffalo - Week 18 (Feb 3–9):
(No games due to the Olympic break) - Week 19 (Feb 25–Mar 2):
Feb 26 vs New Jersey; Feb 28 @ NY Rangers; Mar 1 vs Vegas - Week 20 (Mar 3–9):
Mar 3 @ Boston; Mar 5 vs Buffalo; Mar 7 vs Philadelphia; Mar 8 vs Boston - Week 21 (Mar 10–16):
Mar 10 @ Carolina; Mar 12 @ Vegas; Mar 14 @ Utah; Mar 16 @ Colorado - Week 22 (Mar 17–23):
Mar 18 @ Carolina; Mar 21 vs Winnipeg; Mar 22 vs Carolina - Week 23 (Mar 24–30):
Mar 24 vs Colorado; Mar 26 @ Ottawa; Mar 28 vs Dallas; Mar 30 @ NY Islanders - Week 24 (Mar 31–Apr 5):
Mar 31 vs Detroit; Apr 2 @ Tampa Bay; Apr 4 vs Florida; Apr 5 vs Florida - Week 25 (Apr 6–12):
Apr 9 @ New Jersey; Apr 11 vs Washington; Apr 12 @ Washington - Week 26 (Apr 13–16):
Apr 14 @ St. Louis
ABOUT PITTSBURGH PENGUINS: The Pittsburgh Penguins are a professional hockey team based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1967 as part of the NHL’s first wave of expansion, the Penguins have grown into one of the league’s most successful and recognizable franchises. They play their home games at PPG Paints Arena and are known for their black and gold color scheme, which matches the city’s other major sports teams.
The team rose to prominence in the 1990s, led by superstar Mario Lemieux, who helped deliver the Penguins’ first two Stanley Cups in 1991 and 1992. A decade later, the franchise rebuilt around another generational talent, Sidney Crosby, who, along with Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang, led Pittsburgh to three more championships in 2009, 2016, and 2017. These core players helped define a modern dynasty, combining elite skill with consistent playoff success.
The Penguins are known for their fast, offensive style of play and have a strong fan base that packs the arena year after year. Despite recent seasons of transition and missed playoffs, the organization remains competitive, blending veteran leadership with new talent. With a legacy rooted in star power, bold trades, and championship banners, the Penguins continue to be one of the NHL’s marquee franchises.
