The Pittsburgh Penguins’ Top 10 Playoff Moments of the Sidney Crosby Era

April 12th, 2010 by Sergey Zikov Leave a reply »
It's that magical time of year again. For many months now, fans and players alike have waited anxiously for the playoffs to begin. Luckily, there's no more waiting now as the playoff matchups have been set.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have drawn the Ottawa Senators for the third time in four years and in both of the previous two meetings, the winner has advanced to the Stanley Cup finals. For the Penguins, it marks the fourth year in a row that Sidney Crosby has lead the team into the playoffs. 
But this one will be different. They are no longer chasing a dream, but more trying to defend the Cup and repeat as champions, much like the dynamic duo of Lemieux and Jagr did almost 20 years ago.
Already, the new Penguins have created many incredible moments through their endeavors in the postseason. So with many more soon to be made, let's take a look back at some of the best of the Crosby Era in Pittsburgh.

Honorable Mention. Game-Winning Hossa Floors Lundqvist
The Man: Marian Hossa
The Game: 2008 Eastern Conference Semifinals, Game Five
The Situation: With two quick goals in the third period, the New York Rangers turned a mere formality into ...

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