Sidney Crosby Gets Ejected After Throwing a Fit and Whining to The Referee
In 2009, Sidney Crosby, who has been regarded as one of the greatest players to ever lace up his skates, became the youngest captain in Penguins history and the youngest player to lead a Stanley Cup-winning team.
He has won several awards and has led the league in scoring on numerous occasions. However, he earned his first game misconduct last night in his 18-year NHL career.
Sidney Crosby��was cross-checked and�shoved in the back by Mikey Anderson, which caused him to flop�and into the path of Sean Durzi, who fell on top of Crosby. This enraged Crosby, who "shared words" with Anderson and the referee which lead to him�receiving�a 10-minute misconduct penalty. Crosby, who wasn't afraid to tell the referees that the penalty was unjustified, thought otherwise. A disagreement resulted in the future Hall of Famer being ejected�for the first time in his career, which was unfortunate for him and the rest of his squad.
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He made no attempt to hide his anger in his post-game interviews, and his annoyance did not go away.
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