Sidney Crosby is heating up for the Penguins, coming off a four-point game and having recently snapped a ten-game goal drought. His strong performance, alongside linemates Rickard Rakell and Bryan Rust, has generated impressive scoring metrics, making him a key player to watch against the New Jersey Devils.

Nothing. Sidney Crosby is highlighted as having nothing to give the Penguins this holiday season, reflecting a sense of disappointment and lack of direction for the team.

Sidney Crosby recorded a goal and three assists in a 5-4 overtime win, marking his 41st career game with four or more points, placing him 18th all-time in NHL history. He regained the lead among active players in this category, surpassing Connor McDavid, and remains Pittsburgh's top scorer with 35 points in 34 games, maintaining a points-per-game average that could allow him to break Gretzky's record for most consecutive seasons with a point-per-game average.

Sidney Crosby snapped a lengthy goal drought with his first goal in ten games, contributing three assists in the overtime win against Nashville. His performance was pivotal in helping the Penguins rally back from a deficit.

Sidney Crosby had a standout performance with a season-high four points, including a goal that ended a 10-game goal drought. His contributions were pivotal in leading the Penguins to a comeback victory over the Predators, showcasing his enduring impact on the team's success.