Crosby gives his stick to Dumoulin, grabs one off the bench while on the 2-on-1 and scores

Sidney Crosby, at 33 years old, continues to find ways to impress.

In last night's 2-1 shootout win over the Philadelphia Flyers, the Pittsburgh Penguins' captain managed to score a rebound goal despite not having a stick for the majority of the play. Say what?!

Let me break it down for you a bit...

Crosby sees that defenceman Brian Dumoulin is without a stick, so he lends the fellow lefty his own twig. After all, a defenceman without a stick in the defensive zone is practically useless. Crosby recognizes this and makes the quick sacrifice. As the play heads up ice though Crosby recognizes the opportunity for a 2 on 1 chance with Kris Letang so he makes a beeline for the bench, picks up a stick from the Penguins equipment manager Jon Taglienetti in full flight and buries Letang's rebound for the opening goal of the game. 

Check it out:

Incredible. Just when you thought Sid the Kid couldn't show us anything new. Give the assist to Taglienetti!