One year ago, Sidney Crosby committed to the Pittsburgh Penguins for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 seasons with a new contract. Despite that, Crosby, 38, continues to be linked to other teams, like the Montreal Canadiens. Bleacher Report’s Frank Seravalli spoke about it recently. Seravalli named the two conditions that would have to present themselves for the Penguins to consider trading Crosby. “I just don’t think that (leaving the Penguins) has really entered Sidney Crosby’s mind as far as I can tell,” Seravalli said on Sportsnet’s “Big Show with Rusic and Rose” on Friday. “But two things. One, it’s going to need to be on his terms. He’s going to have to ask the Penguins. They’re not going to go to him and ask if he’s interested in moving. And two, it’s going to have to be for a really special situation and scenario,” he added. Montreal is an ideal team for Crosby, according to many fans, because of his personal ties and because the team has been improving with Martin St. Louis. However, it remains an unlikely sRead More
How Sidney Crosby could actually leave Penguins for Canadiens
