Sidney Crosby: A Biography of One of Hockey’s Greatest Players

Learn about the inspirational story of Sidney Crosby In Sidney Crosby: A Biography of One of Hockey's Greatest Players you will learn about the life, professional career, and accomplishments of Sidney Crosby. In this biography you will read about Sidney Crosby's incredible life story. Crosby is currently among the most dominant players in the NHL. The former first-round draft pick has made a huge impact on professional hockey as a center for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Not only has he been the NHL MVP, but he has also led his team to a Stanley Cup championship. Crosby's talent was apparent early in his life when he played for the Cole Harbour Red Wings and the Rimouski Oceanic. Since entering the NHL, he has consistently been among the league's leading scorers. Sidney Crosby's career has not been without bumps in the road. He has dealt with various injuries and a concussion. Despite this, he continues to be a leader for the Penguins, as well as Team Canada. Read this biography to gain insight on the career, rivalries, and personal life of this hockey great. Here is a preview of this biography: Harbours and Castles To the World Stage To the Pros The Road to the Stanley Cup The Golden Goal Concussion and Aftermath Back to the Best 2014-15 to the Present Here is an excerpt from the book: With his growing r?sum?, Sidney Crosby had become the poster boy for the NHL. He was the most recognizable hockey player in the world. In an interview in Calgary in 2010, he was asked how he spends his time in a city where he's so recognized. Crosby laughed and said he mostly stayed in his room and definitely didn't go shopping. Crosby has been humble throughout his career and it really shone through in this interview. It's important to remember that Sid the Kid had been in the spotlight since he was a real kid, since before he was a teenager. A lot of child stars don't learn how to deal with the spotlight and they develop a warped sense of what the world is like and what their place in it is. Not Sidney Crosby. He says that, in the age of camera phones and very little privacy, he has to remember that that's all he's ever known, and he must learn to live and deal with it. That's a lot of hiding in hotel rooms; but it's the price you pay when you're the best hockey player in the world. Perhaps the more difficult part is what happens when you fall out of the spotlight.