The Pittsburgh Penguins are projected to have over $50 million in cap space for the 2026-27 season, with key unrestricted free agents including Evgeni Malkin, who may retire, and Anthony Mantha, who could be traded. Other notable players like Philip Tomasino and Arturs Silovs are restricted free agents expected to remain, while general manager Kyle Dubas aims to leverage trades as part of the team’s ongoing rebuild.
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