http://rototimes.com/player_notes/nhlPlayer News and Injury Updates http://rototimes.com/nhl/player/2595 10/31: Eighteen-year-old Jordan Staal will stay with the Penguins for the time being instead of going back to his junior team, according to the <i>Post-Gazette</i>. "He deserves to stay here," general manager Ray Shero said. "He's contributing to a good hockey team, and he's making a difference. It's the best decision for Jordan, for his development, and it's the best decision for our hockey team." Staal has five points in nine games this season. http://rototimes.com/nhl/player/2595 10/26: The Penguins might have a decision to make soon regarding 18-year-old Jordan Staal, according to the <i>Post-Gazette</i>. If Staal plays beyond Saturday's game, the first year of his three-year entry level contract will kick in. If he plays beyond 40 games, he will be eligible for unrestricted free agency a year sooner than if he were sent to his junior team. The team has yet to tip their cap as to their plans for Staal, who has four goals in eight games this season. http://rototimes.com/nhl/player/2595 10/12: Jordan Staal picked up his first career goal in the Penguins 6-to-5 victory over the Rangers on Thursday. Staal, the second pick in this year’s draft, had two shots on goal in 10:52 minutes of ice time.