Sidney Crosby Finally Has a Signature Goal

There's absolutely no question that the Pittsburgh Penguins' reigning megastar has compiled volumes of highlights in his spectacular career.

Sidney Crosby's already won:

• Three Stanley Cups,
• A Conn Smythe,
• Two Harts. and
• Two Olympic gold medals.

Who'd put it past him to add a partridge in a pear tree?

Then again, dude's Canadian.

 

Crosby's portfolio of spectacular plays is bulging with highlights that leave even his NHL peers shaking their heads in amazement.

Those include his now-famous one-handed wrist shot and a variety of scoring-while-sliding goals:

 

However, the truly unbelievable scoring feat still belongs to Alex Ovechkin.

The Russian's twirling slide with arms exteded overhead while powering the puck in a diagonal direction behind him is just possibly the only move that will never be repeated.

That's because no one else can repeat it at game speed:

 

Well, now The Kid has a signature goal of his own.

Call it the Juggle Puck:

 

The most amazing aspect of Crosby's feat is his ability to dial in on the mid-air puck at game speed and tip it up in such a way that he can control it.

The tap-in was thus gravy.

 

Even more importantly, Pittsburgh claimed the game, 5-3, to keep nipping at Washington's heels.

This race to top the Metropolitan Division looks like it'll go down to the final games of the regular season.

Meanwhile, Crosby's Juggle Puck is destined to go down in the annals of hockey lore as one of the most incredible ever.