Sidney Crosby takes exception to David Pastrnaks shot after the buzzer

It is hockey's unwritten rule, shooting after the whistle or a buzzer is a no go, so shall you do that expect a group of people coming for your head. In the matchup last night between the Boston Bruins and the Pittsburgh Penguins, Bruins forward David Pastrnak was seen shooting the puck after the buzzer, something Penguins captain Sidney Crosby did not appreciate.

It's clear that last night's loss to the Boston Bruins stung like a bee. What seemed like a miracle story as they were down 4-1 and crawled back to 4-3, the hopes quickly died down once the Bruins scored that fifth goal. Last night's loss marked the end of their ten game point streak, an impressive run. Their playoff hopes aren't dead, but they have definitely shot themselves in their foot with last night's defeat.

In the following clip, you can see David Pastrnak shoot the puck after the buzzer into the net, in what seemed innocent, Pens captain Sidney Crosby was not having it.





Many think the emotions got the best of Sidney Crosby which is understandable knowing that they lost the most important game of the season thus far.