As the NHL offseason continues, one of the more interesting teams around the league is the Pittsburgh Penguins. After missing the postseason last year, Pittsburgh has been looking to change the narrative for next season.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium has introduced Humboldt penguins and brown pelicans to its Kids Kingdom exhibit, marking an exciting expansion of its avian residents.

NEW THIS AFTERNOON, SOME ADDITIONS TO THE PITTSBURGH ZOO. THESE ARE HUMBOLDT PENGUINS AND BROWN PELICANS. THE PENGUINS ARE SOUTH AMERICAN BIRDS. THESE ONES COME FROM ZOOS IN PHILADELPHIA, SEATTLE, AND COLUMBUS,

Yesterday, the Pittsburgh Penguins acquired defenseman Matt Dumba and a second round pick from the Dallas Stars in exchange for defenseman Vladislav Kolyachonok. Dumba, 30, enters the last year of his contract at $3.

Humboldt penguins are considered vulnerable, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species. There are fewer than 30,000 of the warm-weather South American birds left in the wild.

Impossible is the task is projecting the Pittsburgh Penguins starting lineup. There are almost assuredly more trades coming, and those trades will unlikely be one-sided deals sending Penguins veterans one way purely in exchange for future assets.

Is Sidney Crosby’s future in Pittsburgh? That’s the question on everyone’s lips throughout the NHL. The most logical destination besides Pittsburgh is Montreal, and everyone knows it.