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Sidney Crosby Leaves Canada's Quarterfinal Game vs. Czechia at the Olympics with Injury
Canada captain Sidney Crosby left the game with a right-leg injury after heavy contact, and his status for the rest of the tournament remains uncertain, officials said.
- At the 2026 Milan–Cortina Games in Milan, Sidney Crosby, Canada's captain, left the quarterfinal vs. Czechia in the second period with a right-leg injury and did not return.
- Radko Gudas' hit forced Crosby's leg to buckle as he braced, after Ondrej Palat sent him into the boards with no penalty called, then Gudas and Martin Necas crunched him into the boards.
- Crosby addressed teammates at the second intermission, and inspired by him, Canada rallied to tie with 7:42 left and won 4-3 in overtime against Czechia.
- Canada prepares for a semifinal Friday, and Macklin Celebrini, 19-year-old Canada forward, declined to discuss Crosby’s possible absence despite his leadership role; Coach Jon Cooper said the message was to ensure this isn’t Crosby’s final game in Milan.
- Teammates said the next guy must step up and the team will regroup, with Drew Doughty emphasizing the game continues regardless of injuries.
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Crosby's Spirited Leadership Amid Injury Woes at Olympics Sidney Crosby, the veteran captain of Canada's Olympic hockey team, exited the quarterfinal game against Czechia after suffering an injury in the second period. His right leg appeared to buckle following a collision with Czechia defenseman Radko Gudas. Crosby did not return, leaving his participation in the tournament uncertain.Even in his absence, Crosby's leadership resonated with his t…
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