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Crosby Will Never Be the Same Again

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What will Sidney Crosby 3.0 be like? How long will he last?

Those are a couple of the questions that we can now fairly ask about the world’s best hockey player who, in the latest installment of hockey’s unfolding concussion tragedy, is going back to his chiropractic neurologist, Prof. Ted Carrick at Life University in Atlanta, to have his brain rewired one more time.

Will we ever see him dominate the game again?

Will he survive the first really good lick someone puts on him, upon his return?

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