The Pittsburgh Penguins have significant forward depth heading into the season, with 26-year-old Filip Hallander, a second-round pick in 2018, poised for a potential breakout after a challenging year marked by a blood clot. Drafted 58th overall, Hallander was involved in several trades before returning to Pittsburgh after a strong stint in the SHL. Despite a modest NHL debut last season, he remains an intriguing candidate for the bottom six, facing competition from other young forwards. With one year left on his contract, Hallander’s performance could determine his future in Pittsburgh, potentially serving as a trade asset or depth option.
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