Sidney Crosby isn’t exactly known for getting into fights.
This is his 20th year in the NHL and last night was his 10th career fight.
So when he does choose to fight, it’s because he REALLY means it.
Like last year when he fought Peyton Krebs for a hit on Kris Letang.
If Sidney Crosby drops the gloves and punches your skull, each one of those punches means something.
So welcome to the club, Kyle Connor.
Last night was probably the culmination of a few things.
They went into last night at 7-11-4, and sitting in last place in the Metro Division.
Crosby isn’t going to be happy playing on a piece of shit team like that.
It’s go time.
Not the best fight by any stretch.
That might have literally been Kyle Connor’s first fight in the NHL.
At least it was according to hockeyfights.com.
Dude was too busy scoring 47 in ‘22 to fight.
Because this man still wants it just as bad as he did 20 years ago.
But nobody in the world can say that Sidney Crosby doesn’t care.
Penguins still lost 4-1.
Trade that man already.
