Penguins Legend Evgeni Malkin Gets Candid on Possible Trade, Retirement, Likens Situation to Brad Marchand’s Stanley Cup Run

Penguins legend Evgeni Malkin gets candid on possible trade, retirement, likens situation to Brad Marchand’s Stanley Cup run

Evgeni Malkin will play his 20th season with the Pittsburgh Penguins. The 39-year-old is in the final year of his four-year, $24.4 million contract.

Malkin hoping this isn't final season with Penguins

Evgeni Malkin isn't sure if this 20th NHL season will be his last -- either with the Penguins or the league at large. All the veteran can say is he's not prepared to hang up his skates.

Evgeni Malkin wants to keep playing for the Penguins but acknowledges other possibilities

Thoughts of the future beyond this season weighed on Evgeni Malkin all summer. Friday morning, when a reporter began an opening question by noting that...

Evgeni Malkin shocks everyone at camp with two unexpected admissions!

For much of the summer, the story around Evgeni Malkin was that the 2025–26 season would serve as his unofficial farewell tour. At 39 years old and entering the final year of his contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins, many assumed this would be the last time fans would see “Geno” in black and gold.After all, Malkin has accomplished nearly everything imaginable in his Hall of Fame career: a Calder Trophy, a Hart, a Conn Smythe, three Stanley Cups…

Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin on future: ‘ I hope to stay here’ - Daily Faceoff

A legend of the game is looking to stay in the game for a little bit longer. Prior to training camp, Pittsburgh Penguins team reporter Michelle Crechiolo sat down with forward Evgeni Malkin to discuss, among other things, his future as a Penguin. When asked about whether this is going to be his last year with the team, Malkin expressed optimism while trying to stay focused on the present. “It depends how the season is going,” Malkin said. “If we…

Malkin wants to stay with Penguins, but acknowledges potential to play elsewhere

Entering the final year of a four-year, $24.4 million contract, Evgeni Malkin told reporters on Friday that he ultimately wants to retire with the Pittsburgh Penguins and is happy about his current situation.