Park has spent the past four seasons as a member of the coaching staff for the South Korean international team.

EDGE Analysis

Prior to joining the coaching ranks, Park played 738 NHL games, the last of which was in 2011-12 when he was on his second stint with the Penguins. Drafted by Pittsburgh in the second round of the 1994 NHL Draft, the center went on to play for Anaheim, Philadelphia, Minnesota, Vancouver and the New York Islanders.

Richard Park was signed by PIT on Friday January 18.

Richard Park has inked a two-year deal with the Swiss League's HC Ambri Piotta. The 36-year-old was a free agent whom the Penguins would never have offered a two-year contract to, according to Shelly Anderson of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Park had seven goals and 14 points last season and was regarded as a solid penalty killer.

Richard Park will hit the free agent market on Sunday. The soon-to-be unrestricted free agent did not receive an acceptable offer from the Penguins to entice him to stay in Pittsburgh. Park has no fantasy value as he does not have any offensive ability to speak of nor does he accumulate penalty minutes.

Richard Park dressed in Game 3 on Sunday afternoon. He was a healthy scratch for the Penguins in the first two games of the team's opening round series against Philadelphia. Park logged just 8:10 of ice time in the contest, while Joe Vitale took a seat in the press box.

Richard Park (foot) has been activated off of the injured reserve list. Park hasn't played since December 3rd because of a fractured foot. He'll be available for Friday's contest.

Richard Park will miss four-to-six weeks with a fractured foot. Park suffered the injury when he blocked a shot in the final seconds of Pittsburgh's 3-2 victory over Carolina on December 3rd. Park has two goals and seven points in 21 games this season.

Richard Park didn't participate in Tuesday's optional practice due to a lower-body injury. He wasn't able to play on Monday because of the ailment and coach Dan Bylsma has classified Park as day-to-day.

Richard Park didn't play on Monday because of an unspecified injury. He appeared to be favoring his right leg after blocking a shot in the final seconds of regulation in Saturday's win over Carolina. Park was listed as game-time decision, which suggests the ailment is minor in nature. Consider him day-to-day.

Richard Park is pointless in his last 10 games. Park got off to a solid start this season, but he now has six points in 19 games. Factoring in that he hasn't played in every Penguins contest, he's currently on pace to record 22 points this season. We could see him bouncing back and doing a bit better than that, but not much. With that in mind, Park should only be owned in the deepest of leagues.