SIDNEY CROSBY RUMORS
A Forced Retirement Could Have Benefits for Crosby
Zehr is a contributing writer for Gold Star Games, your tailgating games company.Crosby watch continues. Should Sidney Crosby’s nagging neck/concussion issues force him into a very early retirement, Sid is in a line for a rather large payday.
Years ago, this Pittsburgh Penguin superstar purchased a permanent disability contract. This contract could provide Sid with a $20...
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ESPN: Crosby injury no easy puzzle to solve
In what could be the longest article we've ever read on the Internet, ESPN's Stephania Bell goes into tremendous detail about Sidney Crosby's injury and looming return to the ice. Definitely worth a read. [ ESPN ]
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Crosby returns to Penguins practice
Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby returned to practice Monday, but there is still no timetable for when the former MVP will return from a neck injury.
The 24-year-old skated with his teammates in Montreal for the first time since being forced out of the lineup in early December following a brief return. He has been skating on his own in recent weeks.
Last Tuesday, the Penguins...
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Eklund: Crosby Returning this Week to Games. Are Pens Best in NHL if Sid Plays?
Still waiting on one source so I can finalize the chart update and blog, but word from a source in Pitt that Crosby is looking phenomenal in practice and is only "a few days from returning to the ice." Great news for Pens fans and all in hockey. Looking forward to seeing how good this Penguins team can be?...Most I talk to around the NHL feel they vault over everyone in...
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Crosby takes to ice for full practice with Penguins
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby participated in a full practice on Monday - his first since suffering his latest setback.
Crosby is dealing with a treatable soft tissue injury that is causing swelling in his top two vertebrae. The 2007 NHL MVP has not played since Dec. 5 due to concussion-like symptoms.
Crosby had been sidelined for 10 1/2 months before making a dramatic...
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Penguins' Crosby skates solo for an hour
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby skated on his own for an hour Friday and accompanied the team on its weekend road trip to Boston and New Jersey.
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma said Crosby will skate before the team's games on Saturday and Sunday.
Crosby has not played since Dec. 5 due to concussion-like symptoms.
He was recently diagnosed with a a treatable soft-tissue...
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Penguins update: critical stretch, contract extensions and Crosby’s health
The Penguins were riding high coming out of the All-Star break and rattled off their 8th win in a row before falling to the Leafs 1-0 Wednesday. After a couple road tests Saturday and Sunday against the Bruins and Devils, the Penguins have a chance to make another push in the standings to catch the Flyers and Rangers in the Atlantic Division. It’s critical that the Pens...
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Sidney Crosby saga continues
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ Sidney Crosby, who’s considered by many to be the best hockey player in the world, is still sitting on the sidelines a year after being injured in the NHL’s Outdoor Classic game against the Washington Capitals. Crosby received a concussion in January 2011 and has played just eight games since. The 24-year-old Crosby attempted to comeback...
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What just happened? Sidney Crosby Update
Sidney Crosby and General Manager Ray Shero met with the media for about 15 minutes today to give a brief update on Crosby’s health. Honestly I’m more confused now than I was earlier today. Over the last couple days there have been reports that Crosby had fractures in his C1-c2 vertebrae. But today after some other independent doctors met they came to a different...
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Crosby Sees A Neurological Spine Specialist
via the Pittsburgh Penguins, Sidney Crosby traveled to California Friday to visit with Dr. Robert S. Bray, a neurological spine specialist, as part of his continuing treatment program. Crosby will undergo a series of tests with Dr. Bray.
Crosby has not played since Dec. 5 because of concussion-like symptoms.
Crosby accompanied the Pittsburgh Penguins on their trip to Florida...
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THE PENGUINS HOT 25
Latest Sidney Crosby Photos
