In recent weeks, Pittsburgh Penguins forward Ryan Poehling has been playing some of the most productive hockey of his career as a left winger. Also, he has been playing some of the first hockey of ...

Ryan Poehling knows how to make a first impression. A first-round pick (No. 25 overall) of the Montreal Canadiens in 2017, Poehling made his NHL debut late in the 2018-19 season. And what a debut ...

1. Utilize Speed The NHL released some statistics around the fastest skaters during the 2022-23 regular season. Top of the list was the Penguins' own Ryan Poehling, clocking a top speed of 24.32 MPH.

After joining the Flyers on July 1, 2023, Poehling found himself playing for his third team in as many years despite being a 24-year-old center who was the 25th overall pick in the 2017 NHL Draft.

Ryan Poehling received a pass from his brother Nick, and without missing a beat, slid a pass to his brother Jack who went top-shelf, creating the Poehling legacy. That was in 2014, in the ...

Ryan Poehling is looking forward to playing an NHL outdoor game for the first time when the Philadelphia Flyers face the New Jersey Devils in the 2024 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series.

Offseason Spotlight: Ryan Poehling With 2024 Rookie Camp starting and the Flyers' main camp just a week away, the final installment of our Offseason Spotlight series looks at one of last season's ...

Poehling will be a restricted free agent this coming offseason, so the Penguins aren't at risk of losing him if they'd like to hang onto him. He will be due a $787,500 qualifying offer for the ...

Ryan Poehling, on the other hand, was playing NCAA hockey at 17. To each their own. The Green Album was terrible, by the way, and thankfully, I never got that tattoo. But I digress.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Ryan Poehling has been dealing with a nagging upper-body injury for the better part of the last three months now. Poehling first left a game with an injury way back on Dec. 20 ...

Ryan Poehling ’s trip to Montreal lasted just four games and included a meagre 35 minutes worth of fourth-line ice time — 34:48, to be exact. It was never meant to be a permanent solution.

Montreal Canadiens’ Ryan Poehling celebrates after scoring against the Toronto Maple Leafs during first period NHL hockey action in Montreal, Saturday, April 6, 2019.