Guentzel reflects on a whirlwind year that saw him on three teams in four months, his final Pittsburgh days and chasing ...

Jake Guentzel looking forward to new start with Lightning Guentzel spent the majority of his career with the Pittsburgh ...

Guentzel is recovering from right ankle surgery, and Penguins officials have said they expect him to sit out at least the first couple weeks of the regular season. His on-ice session lasted about 45 ...

The Lightning certainly will have a different look: Captain Steven Stamkos is gone and Jake Guentzel is in, projected to fill the left wing spot on the top line alongside Hart Trophy runnerup ...

Here are other takeaways from Day 1 of training camp. The first forward lines of camp had newcomer Cam Atkinson on the right ...

Back in June, the Tampa Bay Lightning traded their 2025 third-round pick to the Carolina Hurricanes to acquire Jake Guentzel's signing rights. In the end, the gamble paid off, as they signed ...

Forwards Jeff Carter and Jake Guentzel did much of the heavy lifting by scoring two goals apiece, albeit with a bit of good fortune on some occasions. “Some weird goals tonight,” Carter said.

Seth Rorabaugh Wednesday, June 10, 2020 4:58 p.m. | Wednesday, June 10, 2020 4:58 p.m. On the afternoon of Dec. 30, Jake Guentzel was selected to his first All-Star Game. Later that same evening ...

With rumors swirling Pittsburgh Penguins star winger Jake Guentzel could be on the move, fans and media are left debating what should happen. While trading Guentzel would mark the end of an era ...

After spending eight seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins and a stop with the Carolina Hurricanes, Guentzel comes to the ...

Jake Guentzel was the biggest fish in the free agent pond this season, and a surprising suitor, the Tampa Bay Lightning, swooped in to snag him. In turn, that also means he's arguably the newcomer ...

Rare is the contract extension that has no clear downside, but the Penguins and restricted free agent-to-be Jake Guentzel found the perfect fit by agreeing on a five-year, $30-million extension.