BizNasty's NHL Forecast regarding Crosby is sending Shockwaves Through the League

With the acquisition of the Pittsburgh Penguins, Fenway Sports Group (FSG) aimed to own a franchise capable of vying for the prestigious Stanley Cup.

For the first time since 2006, the Penguins missed their chance to participate in the NHL playoffs, prompting concerns throughout the season.

As speculation mounts over the kind of team the new front office can assemble in Pittsburgh, FSG has been determined to maintain at least one constant in the roster. Sidney Crosby, the face of the Penguins since 2005, is a player FSG is committed to keeping in Pittsburgh.

"Ensuring that Sidney Crosby never dons another team's jersey is of utmost importance," said Dave Beeston of Fenway Sports Management.

However, former player and current analyst Paul Bissonnette suggests Crosby might be headed to the Colorado Avalanche, potentially bolstering an already powerful squad.

Acquiring the 35-year-old Crosby, who recently wrapped up a 93-point season, would be an incredible addition for any team. For the Avalanche, pulling off such a move would be monumental, guaranteeing a highly competitive team for years to come.

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