'He's Way Too Smart': Sidney Crosby's Ancient Ways Keep Him Focused, Per Josh Yohe

While Sidney Crosby is concluding a historic career within the NHL, fans have been speculating about what life for him will be like once hockey is behind him.

One of the followers asked NHL reporter Josh Yohe if Sidney Crosby will ever make a social media post after he retires.

Josh Yohe does not believe so. Crosby is too smart and disciplined, and he likes staying silent and focused, something that social media could play a factor in ruining.

Even that discipline carries over to his diet, as Yohe can't ever remember seeing Crosby consume anything but clean foods.

The nearest he's gotten? Crosby once told him that he likes Subway chocolate chip cookies, and that's as close as he gets to being decadent.

Fans also asked Yohe if Crosby is maybe a better individual than he is a player, a tremendous compliment considering the Hall of Fame-level career he's had. Examples to illustrate that point come along on a regular basis, Yohe said.

For example, this off-season, at team facilities early every morning, Crosby got up diligently, despite being 37 years old and four months prior to the start of the upcoming season.

That's a type of devotion that, even for a professional hockey player, is quite rare. It's a reflection of Crosby's aggressive work ethic and unwavering devotion, traits that have been present throughout his entire career up until now but still distinguish him on and off the rink.