Penguins

No drama as Sidney Crosby takes Penguins MVP honors

Jonathan Bombulie
By Jonathan Bombulie
1 Min Read March 28, 2019 | 7 years Ago
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Unlike some professional teams in town, there was an utter lack of drama when the Pittsburgh Penguins announced their internal team awards Thursday. Sidney Crosby was voted Team MVP and won the Player’s Player Award, to the surprise of no one.

Crosby leads the team and is sixth in the league in scoring with 33 goals and 94 points in 74 games this season. His plus-19 rating is second on the team.

Matt Murray and Bryan Rust shared the community service award.

Murray makes donations to children’s charities in Pittsburgh and his hometown of Thunder Bay, Ontario, for each save he makes. Rust donates tickets to and meets with families raising children with emotional and mental health needs at each home game.

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Jonathan Bombulie is the TribLive assistant sports editor. A Greensburg native, he was a hockey reporter for two decades, covering the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins for 17 seasons before joining the Trib in 2015 and covering the Penguins for four seasons, including Stanley Cup championships in 2016-17. He can be reached at jbombulie@triblive.com.

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