Mitch Marner's Offseason Fate With the Pittsburgh Penguins Revealed

The Toronto Maple Leafs once again failed to go deep in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and as a result, it appears that they may lose one of their top stars in free agency in Mitch Marner.

Unsurprisingly, almost every team in the NHL is likely to be interested in the star forward, including the Pittsburgh Penguins, who will look to make Sidney Crosby's final few years in the NHL successful.

Unfortunately for Kyle Dubas and the Penguins, the way the roster has currently been constructed, they just aren't that attractive of a destination, with a recent report revealing that they aren't among the teams expected to be in play for Marner.

Florida, Vegas, Anaheim and Chicago are among some of the teams interested in the star forward, but there's been few, if any mentions of Pittsburgh being a potential landing spot, meaning that they will likely not be a team that gets into the Marner sweepstakes at all.

What this means for the Penguins is that they will likely have to continue building for the future, but after debuting both Rutger McGroarty and Ville Koivunen, there's simply not that much elite young talent left in the organization.

As a result, they'll very likely be looking to add a potential young star with the No. 11 overall pick, and with plenty of draft capital moving forward and the team not being linked to Marner in free agency, all signs right now point to the Penguins building for the future.