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Alex Ovechkin became the top goal-scorer in NHL history

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Ovechkin stands alone atop the NHL record books as the greatest goal scorer in league history.
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Ovechkin is now officially the greatest goal-scorer in NHL history.
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Fanatics has released new merchandise for all of the fans' record-setting needs.

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With Alex Ovechkin on the cusp of the NHL goals record, Caps meet Islanders
Alex Ovechkin needs just one more goal to break Wayne Gretzky’s NHL scoring record. Ovechkin, the Washington Capitals captain, scored two goals against the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday to tie Gretzky’s record at 894.
Everything Alex Ovechkin said after breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL record with his 895th career goal
Here is everything Ovechkin said in his postgame press conference after breaking Gretzky's all-time goals record: On how it feels to break Wayne Gretzky's record: "To be honest wi
Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin breaks Wayne Gretsky’s NHL career goals record: Where to buy commemorative ‘Great 8′ gear
Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's record of most career goals scored on Sunday afternoon against the New York Islanders.
Alex Ovechkin stats, records: A look at the Capitals star by the numbers after passing Wayne Gretzky
After scoring his 895th goal against the New York Islanders on Sunday, Alex Ovechkin is now officially the greatest goal-scorer in NHL history. Ovechkin's pursuit of Gretzky took 20 years, and he has piled up some eye-popping career numbers along the way.
Alex Ovechkin breaks Gretzky's record with goal No. 895: Live updates of Capitals vs. Islanders
For the 895th time in his NHL career, Alex Ovechkin scored a goal, then celebrated with his teammates. Nobody in the history of professional hockey has been better at either. The Washington Capitals superstar,
Alex Ovechkin Breaks Wayne Gretzky's All-Time NHL Goalscoring Record with No. 895
Alex Ovechkin stands alone as the most prolific goal-scorer in NHL history. The Washington Capitals legend passed Wayne Gretzky on the all-time scoring list with his 895th career goal in the second period of Sunday's game against the New York Islanders.
How to Buy Alex Ovechkin NHL All-Time Goals Leader Merchandise: Shop 895 T-Shirts, Hats, Pucks, Memorabilia
Alex Ovechkin has become the all-time leading goal scorer in NHL history, passing Wayne Gretzky with his 895th career goal for the Washington Capitals.
Capitals' Alex Ovechkin ties Wayne Gretzky with 894th goal
Alex Ovechkin tied Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record by scoring the 894th of his career, setting off a wild celebration in Washington. He potentially could have had one more but opted not to try to score on the empty net late.
Capitals broadcaster Joe Beninati delivered a perfect call of Alex Ovechkin's record-breaking goal
While the tally itself was awesome, of course, so was the call from local broadcaster Joe Beninati of Monumental Sports Network. A longtime sportscaster, Joe B delivered an incredible call of Ovechkin's record-breaking goal.
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NHL Buzz: Protas week to week for Capitals with lower-body injury
Aliaksei Protas is week to week with a lower-body injury, Capitals coach Spencer Carbery announced Sunday. The forward told NHL.com he sustained a skate cut to his foot in the third period of a 5-3 win against the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday. Protas finished with two shots on goal in 11:39 of ice time.
NHL rumblings: Postseason salary cap to be discussed in CBA negotiations, plus Flyers’ plan for draft capital
The league plans to bring up the LTIR playoff salary cap issue with the NHLPA in CBA extension talks, which began this week in New York.
Capitals vs. Islanders FREE STREAM today: Where to watch Ovechkin chase NHL history
Alex Ovechkin is one goal away from breaking the NHL's all-time goal scoring record. Watch the Capitals vs. Islanders and a chance to witness history for free.
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Eight Gr8 Moments: The 2004 NHL Entry Draft
On June 26, 2004 in Raleigh, the Caps surprised no one when they made Alexander Ovechkin – the "Ovi" handle was still more than a year away – the first overall choice in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. No one knew it at the time, but the Caps’ fortunes were on the verge of taking a significant upward turn that would span the next two decades.
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