Here’s a peek at how former Penguins are faring around the league a month into the season. Stats are updated through games played as of October 31.
By far the biggest surprise is Edmonton’s James Neal, who is tied for second in the NHL with 11 goals, including a league-leading eight on the power play. Neal had a career-low seven goals with Calgary last season.
The Blues’ David Perron is tied for the ex-Pens lead in points (13) and assists (7). Nick Bonino (Nashville) is second in goals with seven, one more than Perron.