No History Lessons Necessary for Penguins Prospects as They Shape the Franchise's Future

No history lessons necessary for Penguins prospects as they shape the franchise's future

PITTSBURGH (TNS)—For the expansive list of new Pittsburgh Penguins prospects at their recent development camp, there was a lot to be learned.

Inside Scoop: 2025 Penguins Development Camp

Pictured above: 2024 second-round pick Harrison Brunicke, captain of Team Patrick. After adding 13 players into the organization at the 2025 NHL Draft, the Penguins moved forward with the next step of the process at 2025 Development Camp. It began on Thursday (July 3) and ran through Monday (July 7).

DEVELOPMENT CAMP TOURNAMENT NOTEBOOK

CRANBERRY, Pa. – The most highly-anticipated event of every annual Development Camp is the scrimmage tournament. The enthusiasm derives from a number of factors: fans are excited to watch competitive hockey for the first time in weeks, fans are excited to get their eyes on recent draft picks and other touted prospects, and pundits are excited to watch something other than practice for the first time in days. This year’s tournament at the conclus…

Penguins Development Camp Analysis: The Winners & Nice Surprises

CRANBERRY — The third of the Penguins’ three first-round picks, Will Horcoff, had a few goals over three games, but his team was winless. Top first-rounder Ben Kindel had none and took a few games to find some rhythm, while the middle of the three picks, Bill Zonnon, wore a winning smile after his Team Stevens was undefeated in three games. Zonnon performed quite well en route to the hallowed if entirely forgettable, Development Cup Championship…