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"It’s just a little bit more difficult at my age" - Sidney Crosby addresses retirement rumors
The Penguins captain said he feels good and is already discussing a new contract, with 29 goals and 45 assists last season.
The Edmonton Oilers hired Mike Babcock as Head Coach following the departure of Kris Knoblauch, seeking a different personality to return to Stanley Cup Playoffs contention after a first-round exit.
Despite immense criticism surrounding Babcock's past with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Edmonton officials believe his hard-nosed style could elevate stars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl to the next level.
Veteran Sidney Crosby praised the hiring, citing Babcock's bench management. "He was really good at painting a clear picture on how he wanted us to play," Crosby said.
Separately, Pittsburgh Penguins captain Crosby confirmed that agent Pat Brisson is discussing a new contract with general manager Kyle Dubas before his current deal expires.
Heading into his 22nd season, Crosby indicated he is not rushing to finalize a deal, noting he plans to continue playing for a number of years.