"Penguins center and captain Sidney Crosby continues to do light workouts and still is experiencing concussion symptoms, coach Dan Bylsma said today.

It was the first update on the team's top player since Crosby spoke publicly Dec. 12, saying he had some headaches and other symptoms but had passed an ImPACT neurocognitive test and was optimistic he would not be out for as long as he initially was with the injury.

He was diagnosed with a concussion Jan. 6 and did not play for more than 10 months. He returned to great fanfare Nov. 21 and played eight games before being pulled back out of the lineup. He has not played since Dec. 5 and has not resumed skating.

It's not known whether Crosby is experiencing problems related to the initial concussion or has a new injury."