Kris Letang Shares Heartwarming Story About His Son Alex and Sidney Crosby

But an anecdote shared by his longtime teammate and friend, Kris Letang, serves as a reminder that the Penguins captain is just as remarkable off the ice.

In a recent interview, Letang revealed that there is a small daily ritual that, in his eyes, perfectly illustrates Crosby's human side.

Every day, Number 87 picks up the Quebec-born player's son from school. A simple gesture, yet full of meaning.

In a world where fame and athletic performance often take center stage, Crosby shows that he is, above all, a thoughtful, generous man deeply committed to the people around him.

This daily routine is not done for cameras or praise. According to Letang, the Penguins captain even makes sure it remains private.

Since entering the NHL in 2005, Crosby has built his reputation on consistency, work ethic, and selflessness. But stories like this show that his leadership extends far beyond the locker room walls. He inspires through his performance, yes, but also through the way he conducts himself every day.

Kris Letang, who was recently spotted training in Brossard, knows better than anyone what Crosby means to the city of Pittsburgh and the organization. And yet, even after all these years, he still finds reasons to be impressed by his captain.

In a league where heroes are often defined by goals and assists, Sidney Crosby reminds us that greatness can also be measured in the simplest of gestures.