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More NHL Awards Photos
Posted on June 24th, 2010 by DJ
I added 12 more pics to the 2010 NHL Awards gallery.
Twitpic With Snoop Dogg
Posted on June 23rd, 2010 by DJ
Snoop Dogg tweeted this pic with Sid last night!
“Sidney Crosby #87 from Pittsburgh Penguins and Captain of Team Canada what ya know about gold medals”
Consol Energy Center Video Screens
Posted on May 13th, 2010 by DJ
Screencaps From Last Night’s Game
Posted on May 11th, 2010 by DJ
Galleries Updated!
Posted on May 11th, 2010 by DJ
I added all the photos from the past few games to the galleries:
Post Game & Off Day Video + Twitpic
Posted on May 9th, 2010 by DJ
Sidney Crosby following the Game 5 win against Montreal.
Sidney Crosby speaks to the media upon arriving in Montreal today.
The Pens posted this on Twitter:
Cpt Sidney Crosby addresses the media as the team arrives in MTL for Game 6
Dupuis’ goal gives Penguins 4-3 win at Ottawa, series
Posted on April 25th, 2010 by DJ
The Penguins did not plan to spot Ottawa a 3-0 lead.
There was nothing in the game plan about failing to score in the first 30-plus minutes of the game Saturday night, and coach Dan Bylsma never said anything to suggest that having another sluggish start would be a swell idea.
Didn’t matter.
OK, so maybe Game 6 of the Penguins’ opening-round playoff series against Ottawa did not go exactly as they would have scripted it, but they had absolutely no complaints about how it ended as they claimed a spot in Round 2 with a 4-3 overtime victory.
Pascal Dupuis scored the winning goal at 9:56 of overtime, beating Senators goalie Pascal Leclaire from just below the left dot.
Penguins’ Crosby scores winning goal, assists on another
Posted on April 19th, 2010 by DJ
Sidney Crosby won 11 faceoffs during the Penguins’ 4-2 victory against Ottawa at Scotiabank Place Sunday night.
It only took one to show just how ready he was to play.
Crosby handled the opening draw against Jason Spezza, and pulled it cleanly back to teammate Kris Letang. That was the first indication of how focused and committed Crosby was; it was nowhere near the last.
By the time the evening had ended, Crosby had scored the game-winning goal and assisted on another, gone 11-5 on faceoffs — making him the only Penguin to do better than break even on draws — and been credited with three hits and an equal number of takeaways.
He spend 19 minutes and 49 seconds on the ice, and looked to be downright possessed for all but a nanosecond or two of that total.
Young Fan’s Autographed Sidney Crosby Jersey Stolen At Game
Posted on April 14th, 2010 by DJ
Photos Of Penguins’ Farewell To Mellon Arena
To say Brian Burger is a die-hard Pittsburgh Penguins fan would be an understatement.
The 14-year-old went to his first Pens game as an infant and was within arm’s length of having his jersey autographed by team captain Sidney Crosby — until someone snatched it from his grasp.
“He signed my jersey, he threw it. I was about to catch it, and some guy took it and ran away,” said Burger.
Burger was in the stands for the team’s final regular-season game ever at Mellon Arena on Thursday. After the game, some players gave their jerseys to selected fans and hung around to sign autographs for those who weren’t chosen.
2010 Stanley Cup Wallpapers
Posted on April 13th, 2010 by DJ
The Penguins have posted their 2010 Stanley Cup playoff wallpapers on their site:
Penguins’ Crosby finds net twice to tie Lightning’s Stamkos for goal-scoring title
Posted on April 12th, 2010 by DJ
Sidney Crosby knew going in that he couldn’t do the impossible.
That no matter what he accomplished in the Penguins’ final regular-season game, he couldn’t make them win the Atlantic Division title, or raise them above the No. 4 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
So he settled for trying to pull off the utterly improbable — and almost made it happen.
Things didn’t quite work out the way he hoped — his five-point effort in the Penguins’ 6-5 overtime victory against the New York Islanders Sunday evening at Nassau Coliseum wasn’t quite enough to overtake Vancouver’s Henrik Sedin in the NHL scoring race — but he got a nice consolation prize: A share of the Rocket Richard Trophy as the league’s top-goal scorer.
