As the Pittsburgh Penguins approach a new season with an eye on the future, their relationship with Evgeni Malkin, one of their longest-tenured legends, is already under fire.
It seems as though ever since he was drafted, there have been rumors of Sidney Crosby finishing his career in Montreal. The Pittsburgh Penguins captain is a generational talent, and even at 38 years old, he is still a premier player in the league.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
Penguins insider Josh Yohe of The Athletic addressed what's going on behind the scenes for rebuilding Pittsburgh regarding its longtime franchise player.
This summer, there’s talk of Connor McDavid and Kirill Kaprizov among the stars who are a year away from complete autonomy, but a year ago, it was Sidney Crosby who was at the heart of these rumours.
Arpon Basu of The Athletic: Sidney Crosby didn’t really say that he has no interest in being traded and that he intends to finish his career in Pittsburgh.
Crosby raised eyebrows when he and his agent suggested earlier in September that the superstar captain could be open to a trade amid the Penguins' ongoing roster rebuild.
Sidney Crosby admitted on Monday that he has not discussed Pittsburgh Penguins teammate Evgeni Malkin’s contract situation with him personally. The Penguins captain, however, said the entire Penguins locker room is ready to support the Russian center as he enters the final year of his deal.
Sidney Crosby welcomed the news of Marc-Andre Fleury’s return to the Pittsburgh Penguins for one last game, calling it a fitting way to honor the goalie who helped define an era of Penguins hockey.
For weeks, speculation about Sidney Crosby’s future has swirled around the hockey world. On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Penguins captain made it clear—he’s not going anywhere.
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby still sees his future in the Steel City. Despite the Penguins in the midst of a rebuild that has witnessed the
There are certain names in the sport of hockey that are so big that even the slightest rumours surrounding them become instantly interesting to just about everyone.
Ever since Price was traded to the San Jose Sharks, Montreal Canadiens fans have been eagerly awaiting another trade to add a 2nd center to the roster.
Since the start of the week, Sidney Crosby has been the talk of Montreal. The subject of his future came back to the forefront following his interview with Pierre LeBrun… in which he and his agent did nothing to quell the speculation.
The Montreal Canadiens are in a position to move forward with their rebuild to the point that they could soon be Stanley Cup contenders. The team made the playoffs last season earlier than expected and has made moves to improve this season by acquiring Noah Dobson.
The possibility of Sidney Crosby leaving the Pittsburgh Penguins, long considered unthinkable, has taken on a new turn this past week — one that involves the Montreal Canadiens.
In this edition of the Montreal Canadiens News & Rumours, general manager (GM) Kent Hughes has his work cut out for him as he continues the hunt for a second line centre.
According to Josh Yohe of The Athletic, “If Brisson is indeed speaking for his client, then there is reason to believe that Crosby’s frustration with the
Sidney Crosby’s future with the Pittsburgh Penguins has been talked about ad nauseam for years. It will continue to be talked about until the Penguins either become contenders again or Crosby is eventually traded.
LAS VEGAS – The conversation changes with each passing season, and Sidney Crosby won’t deny it. Last year, when we spoke at the NHL Player Media Tour, he clung to a certain hope his Pittsburgh Penguins could prop open their contention window a little longer.