Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Ovechkin plans to return to Caps for 21st season

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Alex Ovechkin announced his intention to return for his 21st NHL season with the Washington Capitals, following a successful year in which he broke Wayne Gretzky’s career goal-scoring record. The 39-year-old captain, who scored 44 goals last season and led the team in playoffs, expressed his desire to work towards a second championship while acknowledging the uncertainty of his future after his current contract ends. Teammate Tom Wilson emphasized Ovechkin’s leadership and performance, predicting he will continue to excel in the upcoming season.

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