2013
03.31
03.31
Pittsburgh Penguins didn't plan on Sidney Crosby getting injured, but the team is more than prepared to continue winning without its star center in the lineup.
Crosby took a puck to the face on March 30 against the New York Islanders, losing "numerous teeth," which required surgery, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Josh Yohe:
As of Sunday, March 31, Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported that the Penguins didn't have any update on Crosby's condition:
It's not yet known if Crosby's recent injury will keep him out of Pittsburgh's lineup for an extended period of time. With that said, general manager Ray Shero's recent move to acquire right winger Jarome Iginla will allow the Penguins to continue ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins
Crosby took a puck to the face on March 30 against the New York Islanders, losing "numerous teeth," which required surgery, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Josh Yohe:
As of Sunday, March 31, Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported that the Penguins didn't have any update on Crosby's condition:
It's not yet known if Crosby's recent injury will keep him out of Pittsburgh's lineup for an extended period of time. With that said, general manager Ray Shero's recent move to acquire right winger Jarome Iginla will allow the Penguins to continue ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins