A standout move in the NHL free agency rush has caught the attention of the Penguins’ front office, with Assistant General Manager Jason Spezza highlighting the team’s decision to bring in Atley Calvert. The forward was locked down to a two-year deal, marking a significant commitment as the league’s offseason activity heated up. The signing reflects the Penguins’ strategic approach to bolstering their roster ahead of the upcoming season. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how Calvert fits into the team’s evolving plans.

The Penguins made a number of signings when free agency opened on July 1, but one in particular stood out to Assistant General Manager Jason Spezza. Signing Atley Calvert to a two-year contract was ...