>It's almost 24 hours later and the game is still in my head. The first 10 minutes the Red Wings kept the pressure on relentlessly, almost all the play in the Penguins' end. And then when the Pens got their first power play they somehow turned the tables. They didn't score on that one but from then on they were the ones applying the pressure. Having Sidney Crosby knocked out of the game (he returned later with guts and little ability) didn't hurt, either. Here's your one man team, Jack.
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>The announcers said at one point that Maxime Talbot, who scored both goals, came onto the ice before a game in Toronto this season wearing a helmet and one of Sidney Crosby's jerseys. The fans thought he was Crosby. He said it gave me a new appreciation of what it's like to be him.
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>Victory is sweet -- http://penguins.nhl.com/index.html. This is something every one of those guys will remember to his deathbed.

Even at the end of the game during the cup presentation, Crosby is surrounded by press while the guys who played, hit, and scored during the series were left virtually to themselves. I was amazed that he wasn't given MVP.

Reminds me of somebody else.....

O... O.... OBAMA!!

Honestly I'm so sick of hearing how great Crosby is I could puke. It reminds me of Lemieux way after his prime creeping around on the ice and the press acting like he was the best player out there..

The flightless birds have some good players (of course the Wings are better). THEY should get recognized based on what they accomplished!