Crosby Out of Pens' Lineup 6-8 Weeks
For six to eight weeks, Sidney Crosby will find himself in an unfamiliar place – off the ice.
The Pittsburgh Penguins superstar center was re-evaluated by Pittsburgh Penguins team doctor Chip Burke on Tuesday morning and further testing confirmed a right high ankle sprain – the most-serious injury of Crosby's hockey career, in terms of recovery time.
"It's not something I have really had to deal with before. It's new. I don't know if it's really set in yet," a solemn Crosby said. "It's been tough watching the last couple games, but I think it's going to be pretty tough as we go along here.