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Note: You can follow the Penguins on the Penguins Plus blog at PG-Plus. Membership in that site is only $3.99 per month or $36 per year. Q: Can Sidney Crosby carry the team like Evgeni Malkin did in 2008 when Sid was out with a high ankle sprain? Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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BOSTON -- When Penguins coach Dan Bylsma opened practice at Boston University yesterday with a fun drill -- a two-puck, full-team scrimmage in which players shot with their off hand -- center and captain Sidney Crosby got into it as much as anyone else. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Penguins center Sidney Crosby has done a lot in his 22 years. He has won a Stanley Cup, a scoring title, an MVP and was a household name in Canada at age 14. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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The Penguins didn't want Hal Gill to leave this summer for free agency. Now, they're not very excited about having the imposing defenseman come back. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Hall of Famer and Penguins co-owner Mario Lemieux: "Sid is such a phenomenal all-around player that it's easy to forget he's only 22 years old. Full Article at Sporting News
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We lost a couple games, so that happens
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You know what? Maybe he thinks that, but I don't ... I've been through it. I always put pressure on myself, but it's not too much. It's what I need. Everyone needs to push themselves in different ways. Maybe what I need is different from what Billy needs.
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He's really tough on himself. He's too tough on himself ... That's part of what makes him great. He expects a lot from himself. You want to try to take as much pressure off of him as you can because you know he's going to put so much on himself. But you've also got to let a guy kind of go through things...
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At the end of the day, when you analyze the great players, I think you find that there is a unique level that they're willing to put on themselves and expect of themselves, and what comes with those expectations, with that focus, is the willingness to work beyond what we usually think is normal
– Dan Bylsma (hockey) SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
