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Four Potential Trade Targets the Pittsburgh Penguins Could Pursue in a Playoff Push

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The Hockey Writers
Dec 8, 2025 7:55 PM

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As the NHL trade deadline approaches, the Pittsburgh Penguins are actively seeking to bolster their roster for a playoff push. With an eye on improving their chances, four potential trade targets have emerged, all of whom could inject fresh energy and skills into the team.

One notable name is Jakob Chychrun of the Arizona Coyotes. Known for his solid two-way game and impressive offensive skills, Chychrun would provide Pittsburgh with a significant upgrade on the blue line. His ability to contribute both defensively and offensively makes him an intriguing option for a team looking to enhance their playoff viability.

Another player on the Penguins' radar is Viktor Arvidsson from the Los Angeles Kings. Arvidsson's scoring prowess and playoff experience could be invaluable for Pittsburgh. The forward has consistently demonstrated his ability to find the back of the net, making him an appealing target as the Penguins look to increase their offensive output in critical games.

The Penguins might also consider making a move for Sam Reinhart from the Florida Panthers. Reinhart has emerged as a reliable scorer and playmaker, adding depth and versatility to the Penguins' forward lineup. With his capability to perform under pressure, Reinhart could bring crucial skills to the team's playoff aspirations, especially in a competitive Eastern Conference.

Finally, there's the option of acquiring Timo Meier from the San Jose Sharks. Meier is a dynamic winger with a potent scoring touch and the ability to elevate his game in crucial situations. If the Penguins were to capitalize on a deal for Meier, it could significantly enhance their forward corps, making them a much tougher matchup come playoff time.