The Pittsburgh Penguins are already one of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference, but things don’t seem to be looking up any time soon. Already without star

I am the first to doubt a transaction involving Sidney Crosby. The captain of the Penguins is one of the greatest players in the franchise’s history, and clearly, he is well aware of this. He even agreed to sign at a discount to remain in Pennsylvania.

Crosby suffered the injury when he was caught between Luke Hughes and Erik Haula in the third period. His left arm was pinned awkwardly, forcing him to exit the game before returning for the final minutes of regulation, overtime and the shootout.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are in a tough spot near the bottom of the Eastern Conference, and despite possibly selling at the trade deadline, they can’t afford to

Sidney Crosby put on one of the great shows of his career on Wednesday, and this resulted in plenty of questions about the captain.

Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby once again played a major role in Canada's win. No. 87 scored the empty-netter that put an end to Team Finland's impressive comeback attempt, which saw them score three unanswered goals in the third period.

Team Canada head coach Jon Cooper had some major praise for Sidney Crosby after tallying two points in the win over Finland.