Crosby complains that Stanley Cup is too heavy

DETROIT, MI—Flushed with excitement after his team’s 2-1 victory over the Red Wings Friday night, Sidney Crosby joyously removed the small wax beard and mustache that he had been wearing for the past two months. Speaking to reporters in the Penguins’ locker room, Crosby expressed relief to be free from the artificial hair Penguins management [...]

Sidney Crosby isn't apologizing for unintentionally failing to shake hands with some Detroit players after Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, saying he didn't realize the Red Wings were leaving the ice before he joined the handshake line.

When Commissioner Gary Bettman handed the Stanley Cup to Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby, the final chapter to a sensational 2008-09 season was written. It also set the final order for the 2009 Entry Draft.   By winning the ...

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So by now you've no doubt heard about the NHL's latest scandal.On Friday night, during the most important game in recent league history, Detroit Red Wings fans actually cheered when Penguins' captain Sidney Crosby suffered a knee injury in the second period. For that sin, Wings fans are taking heat today from the media, blogs, and just about everywhere else. They stand accused of...

((HT: TSN))A day after being criticized by Detroit Red Wings forward Kris Draper for not shaking hands with Nicklas Lidstrom after Game 7, Sidney Crosby gave his side of the story. "My intentions were to shake hands," Crosby told the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. "That we didn't wasn't me trying to avoid it. "That's the last thing I'd want to do. By no means was I trying to avoid shaking...

Henrik Zetterberg says it was disrespectful for Penguins captain Sidney Crosby not to shake hands with all of Detroit's players after Pittsburgh won the Stanley Cup.

Penguins captain Sidney Crosby toted the Stanley Cup onto the field before the interleague game against the Detroit Tigers.

President Obama announced Sunday that he will bail out another failing Detroit business: the Red Wings. "It's apparent with the Detroit Red Wings play in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals that they need help from this administration," Obama said. "We have to be proactive, we can't wait for things to spiral out of control." Detroit lost Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals on their home...