Sidney Crosby has to shoot her upper body injury, says Mike Sulliva, coach of Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday.
Sidney Crosby, captain of Pittsburgh Penguins, is to be assessed by a doctor due to his upper body injury.
The captain did not participate in his team in the morning after he had hurt himself in a collision with the players of the New Jersey Devils.
Crosby was injured Wednesday morning in 2-3 loss game for New Jersey. He went to the locker room for a moment when his left hand seemed to have missed the two opponent players at the beginning of the third round.
Playing a hockey star in Pittsburgh’s next match is uncertain. The Penguins will face the New York Rangers on Saturday morning Finnish time and Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday.
Crosby, who has won three times in the Stanley Cup, twice the Olympic gold and once the world championship, has been named the captain of Canada in the NHL Tournament, which starts on 12 February in Montreal.