Over the weekend, fans of the Pittsburgh Penguins were scared by news that Sidney Crosby has a neck injury. However, it appears as if the neck injury isn't serious. Why do I say that? I say that because Sidney Crosby was back on the ice on Monday and skated with some teammates during a short workout.

Is Sidney Crosby's NHL career all but over? It's starting to look that way. The superstar for the Pittsburgh Penguins not only is dealing with post-concussion syndrome, he also has a neck injury. Crosby is currently seeing specialists and is expecting a diagnosis within the next couple days.

Pat Brisson, Crosby's agent, had this to say about the neck injury: "The good news is he's safe.

Happy Boxing Day! To start off this marvelous day, here's Mario Balotelli's specially designed Christmas cake complete with an evil looking Santa Claus (is that a knife on good ol' Noel Noel?!) You see, Manchester City came up with a pretty brilliant idea where they got players to compete for the title of 'Best Christmas Cake Decorator'.

The old penguin enclosure, London Zoo, where people had watched penguins since 1934

Bojanglez Nightclub, Guildford, where people had listened to terrible, terrible music for god knows how long just because it was there (we went every Wednesday when I was at university down that way.

Sidney Crosby, the best hockey player on earth, will be sidelined for the next week due to a concussion. The injury happened on Wednesday during the Pittsburgh Penguins 8-1 destruction of the Tampa Bay Lightning. These will be the first games the 23-year-old will miss during the 2010-11 NHL season.