Sidney Crosby leaves Penguins-Senators game, will not return

Sidney Crosby leaves Penguins-Senators game, will not return


Sidney Crosby left the Pittsburgh Penguins’ sport in opposition to the Ottawa Senators on the Canadian Tire Centre on Thursday and will not return. 

The Penguins introduced the information in a post on X. The workforce did not disclose why Crosby would not return to the sport. Crosby left the ice early within the second interval with the sport tied 1-1. The Penguins and Senators are tied 2-2 after two durations of play. 

Pittsburgh can be with out Evgeni Malkin, who missed Thursday’s sport attributable to an upper-body damage. It stays unclear how lengthy he will be out, with the workforce solely saying Malkin is “day-to-day,” based on a post on X from March 24.

Crosby returned to Pittsburgh’s lineup on March 18 in opposition to the Carolina Hurricanes after lacking 4 weeks attributable to a lower-body injury suffered in the course of the Olympic match. He was then positioned on injured reserve

In the 5 video games since returning to the lineup, Crosby has tallied 5 factors. This season, the 38-year-old star for the Penguins has a team-high 28 objectives, and he’s third on the workforce with 36 assists. 

Heading into Thursday’s sport, the Penguins (35-20-16) have been third within the Eastern Conference’s Metropolitan Division with 86 factors, one level behind the second-place Columbus Blue Jackets. Pittsburgh has 10 video games remaining after the completion of Thursday’s sport in opposition to the Senators. 

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