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Dan Kingerski addresses reported concerns that Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas is operating under an internal team cash budget beneath the NHL salary cap. The speculation followed remarks from TSN's Darren Dreger, but Kingerski argues that Pittsburgh's recent spending patterns under the new Hoffmann ownership group demonstrate the franchise is not facing severe financial restrictions.
The article also analyzes recent blue-line adjustments by the Penguins, noting that trades bringing in defensemen Spencer Stastney and Ryan Johnson have stabilized the defense. Kingerski suggests that moving defensemen like Trevor van Riemsdyk could serve as a logical roster and financial option if payroll flexibility ever becomes a concern.
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