Penguins’ Sidney Crosby, Parker Wotherspoon held pointless as Denmark stuns Canada

Seth Rorabaugh TribLive Sun, May 31, 2026 • 01:09 PM

Members of Canada’s team — including forward Sidney Crosby (No. 87) and defenseman Parker Wotherspoon (No. 29) — leave the ice after losing the bronze medal ice hockey match against Norway at the IIHF Men’s Ice Hockey World Championship tournament in Zurich on Sunday. (AP)

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby and defenseman Parker Wotherspoon were each held without a point for Canada which was upset by Denmark, 3-2, in overtime during the bronze medal game at the International Ice Hockey Federation’s (IIHF) World Championship tournament at Swiss Life Arena in Zurich on Sunday.

Opening the contest on the left wing of the top line, Crosby logged 21:25 of ice time on 24 shifts and failed to record a shot.

Wotherspoon began play on the left side of the top pairing and clocked 14:37 of ice time on 17 shifts and had two shots.

Highlights:

Denmark won a medal at an IIHF top division tournament for the first time.