Penguins buck trend with lead scout from Europe

Looking at his biography, there is the temptation to suggest that the main Penguin manager, Jim Rutherford, is an old-fashioned hockey player.

He played in the NHL in 1970. He was the champion in the league since the birth of many of his players. Last year last year, he named the classic heavyweight chief at Ryan Reaves.

Do not be fooled, the head of the Penguin warned Patrik Allvin. Rutherford is just as forward-thinking as they are.

Jason Mackey's Penguins chat transcription

Jason Mackey: Hi, people. Happy thursday. Today in the office, so I thought we would talk. He'll be back at 1 in the afternoon. to answer all your questions. As always, thank you for spending time here.
Jason Mackey: Okay, let's do it. Sorry for being late. He spoke with Linda Parker, an assistant editor for P-G, the nicest person in the world and perhaps the biggest fan of Marc-Andre Fleury in the world. So, let's do it ...

Steven: Did Rutherford meet any RFA agent to your knowledge?
Jason Mackey: Yes. These are in progress. I expect all NHL guests to come back.
Jason Mackey: Just like on the side, people: we ended up with "daddy" stuff. It's unproductive and has its course. These questions in the queue will not be pushed through. Thanks, management.