Greg Wyshynski of ESPN predicted that if the Penguins get off to a slow start, Crosby will be moved before the end of the season. There have long been discussions about which direction general manager Kyle Dubas would take this Pittsburgh team. While it would likely benefit them to blow everything up and start from scratch, there are obstacles.

Sidney Crosby's future in Pittsburgh is no longer a sure thing. As the Penguins continue to struggle, reports suggest the legendary captain may be weighing a shocking decision.

Despite public outcry against the idea of trading their longtime captain, recent reports suggest the possibility isn’t entirely off the table. According to NHL insiders Nick Kypreos and Elliotte Friedman, a Crosby trade could become more realistic if the Penguins struggle early in the 2025 season.

Sidney Crosby's recent assistance in securing a new job for a Penguins staffer in Columbus has ignited trade rumors. His endorsement, confirmed by Ric

Amid loud speculation about his future, Sidney Crosby has played a big role in the latest hiring of a Metropolitan Division rival of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Skenes was all of three years old when Sidney Crosby was drafted first overall by the Penguins, and when Paul Skenes was selected first overall by the Pirates in 2023, Crosby's Penguins had not qualified for the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2006.

For quite some time now, when Sidney Crosby has been mentioned, it’s often to tie him to the Montreal Canadiens in a deal. Crosby could be of great help to the Canadiens, but this time he helped one of his former colleagues join another NHL team.

NHL insider Nick Kypreos floated the idea of Sidney Crosby playing for another team next season following the 2026 Olympics.

After being drafted first overall by the Pirates in 2023, Paul Skenes arrived in Pittsburgh surrounded by buzz and expectations, and has lived up to them all. He was named the National League Rookie of the Year,