Alex Ovechkin’s record goal: Sports world reacts to NHL star’s milestone, including Michael Phelps asking ‘Is 1,000 a possibility?’

On April 6, 2025, in Elmont, New York, Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin scored his 895th career goal, breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL all-time career goals record during a game against the New York Islanders at UBS Arena. The historic moment was celebrated with Ovechkin's family, Gretzky, and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman in attendance, as both legends exchanged congratulations and tributes, marking a significant milestone in NHL history. Ovechkin's achievement highlights the evolution of the...

Sam Bennett had a strong season with the Panthers, posting career-best numbers in goals, assists, and points. However, his production dipped slightly in the following season, with his goal total dropping to 16. Despite missing some games due to injury, Bennett bounced back in the playoffs and is expected to continue as Florida's second-line center alongside Matthew Tkachuk, potentially reaching his first 50-point output with added grit. Full Article

Evgeni Malkin returned from injury for the Penguins, scoring an assist in a game against the Stars. Dallas' captain missed a second consecutive game, likely resting before the playoffs. Frederic, now with the Oilers, returned from injury after missing 18 games. Ovechkin tied Gretzky's goal scoring record at 894 goals, with a chance to break it in the next game against the Islanders. Full Article

Alex Ovechkin has tied Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record, with expectations high for him to break it in the next two weeks. Fans are already paying top dollar for tickets to see him potentially make history, with prices soaring for both away and home games. Ovechkin himself is aiming to break the record at the Capital One Arena, where he became visibly emotional after tying Gretzky's mark, with plans in place for a special recognition...

The 2024–25 fantasy season is closing, highlighting major disappointments like Alexander Georgiev, Juuse Saros, Elias Pettersson, Zach Hyman, and Chris Kreider. These players drastically underperformed based on their draft positions, with poor stats and lackluster performances leading to significant fantasy letdowns. Their struggles serve as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of fantasy sports, with some teams being sunk by these high-profile busts. Full Article