Sidney Crosby, the captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins, is gearing up to play his 1,200th NHL game this Saturday in San Jose. In a recent interview, Crosby expressed his gratitude for being able to play hockey for so long and stated that he loves the game just as much as he did on day one. While he doesn’t focus on milestones like games played, he values the experiences and friendships he has gained over the years. Crosby is in good company among Nova Scotia-born NHL players, ranking second in most games played. The top spot belongs to Al MacInnis, who played 1,416 games in his career. Last month, Crosby received hometown love when the Penguins played a pre-season game in Halifax and participated in a youth hockey clinic with local players. Stay tuned for more exciting moments from Crosby as he continues to make his mark in the NHL.
Sidney Crosby Gears Up for a Milestone NHL Game
