Canada has always been known for its legacy in ice hockey, and one of its successful players includes Sidney Crosby, who became the youngest NHL captain to win a Stanley Cup. His range of records, awards, and honors is commendable.

He has had a passion for the sport since childhood, and he is said to have started playing hockey when he was two. Crosby was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Troy Crosby, who was a goaltender for Verdun Junior Canadiens in a local Quebec hockey league. Since his debut, Sidney took up his dad’s legacy of playing the sport and in the same position.