The no-movement clause in Bryan Rust’s contract with the Penguins expires this summer. When it does, Kyle Dubas, the team’s president of hockey operations and general manager, will be free to trade him anytime he wants.

On Thursday night at PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh Penguins forward Bryan Rust finished his first 30-goal season of his career. By netting his 30th and 31st goals, he becomes the 39th player in franchise history to reach 30 goals in a single season while wearing a Penguins sweater.

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