FRANK SERAVALLI, PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS: “Sure, this has been Crosby’s best goal-scoring season, but I don’t think opposing teams gun for Crosby the way Alex Ovechkin is the focus in Washington. Ovechkin’s stats are still better. His team has run away with the Eastern Conference. And the tenacity with which he plays the game — even if his style’s safety can be questioned — makes him the most electrifying player in the game. Some games, Crosby can be absent like the milk carton man (’Have you seen me?’); but Ovechkin is too hard to miss.”

ever wondered why some many people hate this punk ass????

Looks like Cindy is growing some balls there. Crosschecking Lundqvist and then taking beating from Dubi. I heard he was screaming “where are his balls, where are his balls”…

with all those stars out there will Crosby have hard times scoring?

No, not off the face off. Not from behind punching their nuts.. No Cindy… No… Watch… First its gloves, then its the helmet…

And pray to God theres someone out there who will jump in before you get your whiny ass kicked silly.

According to one of the blogs its …… Jerome Iginla…. Bwaaaaaa… riaaaght…

http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?page=0809playersurvey

• TOP VOTE-GETTER: Sidney Crosby (52%).

• A simple Google search will tell you what some fans think of Sidney Crosby on the ice (”cry baby” is the most often-used G-rated word); but at various times in his short career, Crosby has been accused of complaining too much to officials about calls or non-calls and embellishing fouls to draw penalties. It was a subject that was heightened during last season’s playoffs. Crosby has repeatedly denied being that kind of a player.
• OTHER MENTIONS: Chris Pronger (8%); Sean Avery (7%); Steve Ott (5%); Ryan Getzlaf (4%); Shane Doan (3%); Marc Savard, Darcy Tucker (2%); Todd Bertuzzi, Mike Richards, Kris Draper (1%); 8 players with one vote.

Another interesting quiestion…

QUESTION 3: IF YOU COULD CHANGE LIVES WITH ANOTHER PLAYER, WHO WOULD IT BE?

• He led the league in goals (65) and points (112) last season and was named MVP. He was given the key to the city in Washington and started his own clothing line. But Alex Ovechkin does what many players can’t — he captivates fellow players, media and fans alike with his energetic style and personality. Case in point: His past two breakaway challenge routines.
• OTHER MENTIONS: Vincent Lecavalier, Joe Sakic (5%); Nicklas Lidstrom, Joe Thornton (4%); Sidney Crosby (<— I bet every kid in Shitsburgh vote on that one) , Mike Fisher, Mike Modano (3%); Chris Chelios, Mike Comrie, Jarome Iginla, Alexei Kovalev, Henrik Lundqvist, Scott Niedermayer (2%); 18 with one vote.

Ohhhh, look at that…  Pepe is  shocked…

Sidney Crosby of the Penguins was named winner of the 2009 ESPY as the Best NHL Player for the third consecutive year at the annual ESPN awards event held Wednesday at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.

Another great effort by Cindy Crosby to prove the world how C on his jersey works.

Time to pass it on to real team leader - Evdeni Malkin.

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Just what it says - the alleged “next great one” riding the short bus this year. Better get used to it, Sid. Russians took over this town.