Alex Ovechkin, Wayne Gretzky and NHL
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“It’s history. It’s great for the game. It’s great to do it here. It’s special.”
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Ovechkin now needs three goals to pass Wayne Gretzky for the NHL all-time goals record.
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Ovechkin, the No. 1 pick in the 2004 NHL Draft, is also one goal away from recording his 14th season with at least 40 goals, which would extend his NHL record.
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Alex Ovechkin cracked a Bud Light and casually took a sip as nearby fans chanted, “Ovi! Ovi!” He was soon joined by Wayne Gretzky to put the two greatest goal-scorers in NHL history side by side. At this moment,
Alex Ovechkin needs three goals to break Wayne Gretzky's NHL record. Follow along for live updates from Friday's Capitals-Blackhawks game.
Gretzky's record hinged on an unprecedented run of dominance with the 1980s Edmonton Oilers. He became the first and only NHL player to score more than 90 goals in a season in 1982 and topped 70 goals in each of his next three campaigns.
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Chicago put goalie Spencer Knight back in the game after that, so Ovechkin came back in and nearly got the hat trick anyway. He got four shot attempts off in the final two minutes and was agonizingly close to the record-breaking goal, but Knight had other plans.
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Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin has tied Wayne Gretzky's career NHL regular-season record of 894 goals, one that has stood for more than a quarter-century.
The Washington Capitals star scored the 893rd and 894th goals of his career on Friday night against Chicago matching Wayne Gretzky's all-time NHL record. He has six games left to break a record two-and-a-half decades old.
Ovechkin, after climbing past Mike Gartner (708), Esposito (717), Dionne (731), Brett Hull (741) and Jagr (766), scored goal No. 802 on Dec. 23, 2022, to move into second behind Gretzky (894).
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin is on the doorstep NHL immortality as he has scored two goals Friday night, tying him with Wayne Gretzky for the sport's all-time record of 894. With two periods in the books at Capital One Arena,
The 39-year-old Russian scores twice against the Blackhawks, tying Gretzky’s career mark with 13:46 left in the third period. Ovechkin has six games left this season to take sole possession of the