General manager Jim Rutherford said Tuesday the team plans to place the high-powered forward alongside star center Sidney Crosby when the Penguins open training camp next month. The Penguins acquired the three-time All-Star from Toronto in July to give the franchise a needed boost after a first-round playoff exit. ''It's so hard to score in this league, there's a lot of tight games, a lot of one-goal games,'' Rutherford said. More...