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Alexander Ovechkin has surpassed Wayne Gretzky as the NHL's all-time goal scorer, achieving this milestone with his 895th goal. Ovechkin's accomplishment is particularly impressive given Gretzky's long-standing records in various categories, including points scored and goals in a season. Despite initial doubts about Ovechkin's ability to break Gretzky's records, the Washington Capitals left wing has proven himself as the greatest goal scorer in NHL history. Full Article

The 2024–25 fantasy season is wrapping up, with awards being given out for Forward MVP Nathan MacKinnon, Defence MVP Cale Makar, Goaltender MVP Connor Hellebuyck, Rookie MVP Kirill Marchenko, Biggest Bust Alexander Georgiev, and Best Waiver Addition. MacKinnon led in points and assists, Makar dominated as a defenceman, and Hellebuyck excelled in wins and stats. Georgiev was the biggest bust, while Marchenko stood out as the best waiver addition. Full Article

With less than a week left in the regular season, the Stanley Cup Playoffs field is almost set, with only four spots remaining. In the Eastern Conference, the Washington Capitals have secured the top seed, likely facing the Montreal Canadiens in the first round. Meanwhile, in the West, the Minnesota Wild, St. Louis Blues, Edmonton Oilers, and Calgary Flames are competing for three spots, with the Flames currently falling behind. The postseason will begin on...

Alex Ovechkin scored career goal No. 895 on Sunday, surpassing Wayne Gretzky as the NHL's all-time goal scorer with a slapshot past New York Islanders goaltender Ilya Sorokin. The milestone was celebrated with cheers from the crowd, a ceremony on the ice with Gretzky passing the torch, and heartfelt speeches from both legends. Ovechkin expressed gratitude to his teammates, family, and fans, acknowledging their support in achieving this historic accomplishment. Full Article

Montreal signed former top five pick Ivan Demidov after his KHL season ended, but he may not have an immediate impact this fantasy season due to visa issues. Demidov, a highly skilled Russian forward, is projected to be a point-per-game player with a high shot rate and strong defensive abilities, making him a potential first-round fantasy draft pick in the future. His long-term value in fantasy hockey leagues is highly recommended, with projections placing him...