The Pittsburgh Penguins are poised for a transformative offseason, with only legacy players Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Kris Letang off the trading block. NHL insider Pierre LeBrun indicated on TSN's 'OverDrive' that the team is exploring trades for the rest of the roster, especially Bryan Rust, who had a career-high season with 65 points. New GM Kyle Dubas is set to leverage this offseason to reshape the team after an underwhelming performance last season, particularly following the recent trade of Jake Guentzel to the Carolina Hurricanes.

Coach Dan Muse emphasized the importance of veteran leadership and plans to enlist the experience of the team's established players. With Rust's full no-move clause ending soon, his potential departure could pave the way for new acquisitions, further shifting the team's dynamics as they look to regain competitiveness in the league.