Ryan Shea's unexpected two-goal outing against the Rangers highlights the potential for defensive contributions, though it raises questions about his overall consistency in the lineup.

Ryan Shea is categorized in the 'Sure, he’s available' division, indicating that while he is not a top priority for the Penguins, the team is open to discussions regarding his potential trade.

Ryan Shea played well at the end of last season, showing steady performance, although he wasn't as impactful as Jack St. Ivany. He provides depth on the blue line, which is crucial for a defense that has more questions than answers beyond the top three defensemen.

Ryan Shea is listed as one of the defensemen on the Penguins' final roster. His inclusion reflects the team's strategy to bolster their defensive lineup, especially in light of injuries to other players. Shea's presence adds depth to the blue line, contributing to the overall stability of the defensive unit as the season begins.

Ryan Shea remains with the Penguins as they cut down their training camp roster. He is one of the defensemen still vying for a spot on the NHL roster as the team prepares for the season opener. With several players dealing with injuries, Shea's performance in upcoming games will be crucial for securing his position on the final roster.