It took only 48 seconds for Sidney Crosby to make a dent in Team Canada's World Cup of Hockey opener. "Let's not get carried away," said head coach Mike Babcock, asked if Crosby had gotten better from earlier Team Canada performances, specifically the past two Olympics. Canada's Sidney Crosby had one goal and two assists in the win over Czech Republic. Grabbing hold of a rebound as he swung behind the Czech goal, Crosby flung a shot off the back of Neuvirth and into the cage for Canada's first goal. "That's all I really had from where I was," Crosby said afterward, wearing a Team Canada hat, shirt and flip-flops as well as black Pittsburgh Penguins pants.

Source: CBC News September 18, 2016 03:11 UTC