The Pittsburgh Penguins exploded offensively last season, scoring 293 goals—third in the league—and led the NHL in high-danger chances, proving their scoring surge was built on quality opportunities, not just luck. With 13 players hitting double digits and Anthony Mantha leading the way with 33 goals, the team found their rhythm under new coach Dan Muse. Now, with Mantha gone but finishers like Nick Robertson and Andrey Kuzmenko stepping in, the Penguins aim for 300 goals in an expanded 84-game schedule—a bold but realistic target. If they maintain their fast-paced, chance-creating style, they’re poised to make another deep playoff run.
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