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The Penguins received a major boost on Saturday when centerman Sidney Crosby practiced with the team after missing Game 6 due to a concussion, according to The Athletic.
Crosby was skating around in practice wearing a regular jersey, which is a good sign for Pittsburgh as the Penguins head into a pivotal Game 7 against the Rangers on Sunday.
However, Penguins coach Mike Sullivan told reporters that Crosby, goalie Tristan Jarry and right wingman, Rickard Rakell, are day-to-day ahead of Sunday’s match.
Crosby left Game 5 after a high hit and never returned and was ruled out of Game 6. The Penguins lost Game 5 and added another loss in Game 6, putting the series tied at 3–3.
The eight-time NHL All-Star is no stranger to concussion and head injuries. Crosby has had no less than three concussions in his hockey career and has missed more than 100 regular-season games and one playoff game on the account of head injuries previously.
The 34-year-old notched 31 goals and 84 points through 69 games during the regular season. In the postseason, Crosby has recorded two goals and seven assists.
