Crosby out at least 1 game due to lower-body injury
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby is still being evaluated for a lower-body injury suffered on the weekend and will not play Tuesday versus the New York Rangers, head coach Mike Sullivan announced.
Crosby first got banged up in Saturday's contest versus the Chicago Blackhawks during a collision with Erik Gustafsson, then later blocked a shot.
The Penguins have already dealt with numerous injuries this season and just recently got Evgeni Malkin back into the fold after an 11-game absence.
Here's how Pittsburgh lined up at practice Monday with Crosby unavailable:
McCann fills in Crosby's vacancy. Here is how the #Pens lines shook out...
— Pens Inside Scoop (@PensInsideScoop) November 11, 2019
Galchenyuk-McCann-Guentzel
Simon-Malkin-Rust
Kahun-Bjugstad-Lafferty
ZAR-Blueger-Tanev
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Crosby has been his typical dominant self in 2019-20, registering 17 points in 17 games while averaging over 20 minutes per night.
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