Anthony Romano

[Pittsburgh Penguins @penguins]

They wrote us off. We flipped the script.

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse Yes I’m sure Crosby is looking to pad his hitting stats. Plus, I don’t think teams do the stats I believe it’s the NHL or an unbiased department for gambling purposes/accuracy

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse That argument has nothing to do with leaving Sid off that lineup

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse 2025-2026
Crosby (age 38): 0.84 hits per game
McDavid (age 29): 0.51 hits per game

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse 4/6*

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse And in what ways is Sid softer than McDavid? You also know that Messier won 5/6 Cups with (and arguably because of) Gretzky right?

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse Yet you used the point that Messier has more Cups than Crosby as part of your logic but don’t use that same logic when comparing McDavid/Mario to Crosby. I’m not arguing that McDavid has more talent than Crosby but if that’s your point, you can’t argue Messier over Crosby

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@InnitSully52716 @NHL_Muse And Crosby has more Cups and points than Mario… does that make him better by this logic?

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

@Buccigross werenski for johnny #bucciovertimechallenge

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@Buccigross greene/mack #bucciovertimechallenge

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@benwosko on a thursday too! enjoy your fettuccine alredo

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@Buccigross miller/point #bucciovertime

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@ryanwhitney6 ya sooooonk

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@spittinchiclets don’t call them Pitty ever again

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@nhlpens Puljujarvi

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@NHLNetwork Jarry

[BucciOT.Com @Buccigross]

The definitive Johnny Gaudreau forever young hockey moment. 12 years ago. He's 18 years old. Ices the 2012 NCAA Championship game. Comically quick feet, hands, and brain. His comp for me was always Allen Iverson--I covered both in college. Impossibly small and skinny (JG MIGHT be 140 pounds here) yet dominated the game and had GIGANTIC respect from his peers. Gaudreau was looked at as a freak and a savant who thought and played the game quicker than everyone else because he had to. Look at his face here--pure joy. A unique Christmas decoration who lit up the game whenever he hit the ice. With Johnny Gaudreau, there was always the possibility of a moment like this. An electric star who made the sport better by his art yet was grounded in his foundational principle: a big, loving family and countless friends is more important than anything. Humility and humanity personified. A son, brother, husband, father, and friend. For life.

[Anthony Romano @Ant_Romano2]

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