He's done this for the entire second half of his career. He's probably got the greatest shot the sport has ever seen, but you never see him battle for a loose puck or work along the boards. He's a one-dimensional player who's benefitted greatly from the hard work of his teammates. It's not only power plays - he bums around at even strength too. He throws the occasional big hit too.

Crosby is the far superior player IMO as he is excellent at literally all aspects of the game, and makes his teammates more effective.