Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby isn't afraid to step out of his comfort zone.
The two-time Hart Trophy winner willingly donned the goaltender's equipment and took his place in the crease in a Pittsburgh-area ball hockey game on Tuesday.
Joined by former Penguin Colby Armstrong, Crosby helped "Team Iceland" post a 4-3 win in the Cranberry Dek Hockey League. The game was not the 28-year-old's first in the league, as he recorded a shutout while remaining largely anonymous in a December 2012 contest until being identified late in the tilt.
Although Crosby guided his team to victory on Tuesday, Penguins franchise goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury shouldn't be worried about job security.
(h/t CBC)
Congrats to the #Pens front office dek team, @TeamIcelandD2! Tonight they got a little boost from Crosby and @armdog. pic.twitter.com/M7Fz65b3l5
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