The Pittsburgh Penguins have made significant moves this week by signing forwards Anthony Mantha and Rafael Harvey-Pinard along with defenseman Phil Kemp. Mantha, coming off a season with the Calgary Flames, secured a $2.5 million deal, bringing his career totals to 303 points in 507 games. Harvey-Pinard, who played only one game last season, signed for $775,000, while Kemp's two-year deal is worth $1.55 million, despite limited NHL experience.

Mantha had a decent showing last season, scoring four goals and three assists in just 13 games, showcasing his offensive potential. Harvey-Pinard, with 31 points in 82 career games, is looking to carve out a more prominent role, while Kemp hopes to transition from a limited role in Edmonton to a more significant one in Pittsburgh. These signings suggest the Penguins are focused on strengthening their roster with versatile players.