Crosby on Ovechkin Rivalry: 'He's Made Me a Better Player'

Crosby and Ovechkin have been two of the most dominant players in the NHL

Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin are two of the most decorated players in NHL history. They have both won the Hart Trophy as league MVP, the Art Ross Trophy as leading scorer, and the Stanley Cup. They have also been named to the NHL All-Star Team multiple times.

Crosby and Ovechkin have been rivals since they entered the NHL in 2005. They have often been compared to each other, and their rivalry has been one of the most intense in the league.

Crosby says Ovechkin has made him a better player

In a recent interview, Crosby was asked about his rivalry with Ovechkin. He said that Ovechkin has made him a better player.

"He's one of the best players in the world," Crosby said. "He's made me a better player. I've learned a lot from him."

Crosby also said that he enjoys the rivalry with Ovechkin.

"It's a lot of fun," Crosby said. "It's a challenge. I think it brings out the best in both of us."

Crosby and Ovechkin are both future Hall of Famers

Crosby and Ovechkin are both future Hall of Famers. They have both had incredible careers, and they are still playing at a high level.

It will be interesting to see how the rivalry between Crosby and Ovechkin continues to play out. They are both still playing at a high level, and they could both continue to add to their impressive resumes.