Category: Olympics
History Will Be Made Commercial with Sidney Crosby
Nice video rendition telling us that “History Will Be Made” with Crosby but by the looks of the video footage we all know that History has already been made by Crosby with that game winning goal!
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Gold Medal game Video
Team Canada beat the Team USA 3-2 in the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Gold Medal game to earn its second men’s hockey gold medal in the last three Olympics, Crosby scored the winning goal 7:40 into overtime.
$10000 reward for missing Stick & Glove
Crosby once again has had his historic hockey memorabilia stolen. After scoring the winning goal at the 2010 Olympic gold medal game things got hectic. Sidney was ecstatic and threw his gloves and stick into the air then …
Crosby’s OT goal brings home the Gold
Team Canada beat the Americans yesterday to in overtime to win the 2010 Gold Medal for Mens Hockey. And probably even more ironic is the fact that Sid the Kid was there to seal to deal. And there is no doubt that this goal (although nothing too fancy about it) will be remembered to many Canadians as time goes on, much like the famous goal that Paul Henderson scored during the 72 Summit series.
Shaun Majumder interview & prediction
Great clip from the hit CBC show “This Hour has 22 minutes” where Shaun Majumder explains to Sidney Crosby mathematically how he thinks that Canada will win the Gold medal at the 2010 Olympics.
Crosby part of 2010 Team Canada Olympic Team
Crosby was one of the twenty three Canadian hockey players included on the 2010 Team Canada hockey roster as announced by General Manager Steve Yzerman the other day. …
Sidney Crosby runs with Olympic flame
Sidney Crosby added another iconic piece of hardware to his stellar collection, except this time it wasn’t a trophy but a 2010 Winter Olympic torch.
Four day Team Canada Olympic camp concludes
There is a lot of pressure for Team Canada this year, performing on home ice and especially after coming home without medals at the last Olympic tournament. The camp in Calgary did offer a few hints or possibilities of how some players currently stand on the Olympic Team. …
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