After celebrating his NHL record 895th career goal Friday in Washington, Alex Ovechkin won't play for the Capitals in ...

There would have been a tidy symmetry had Alexander Ovechkin waited until Saturday to break Wayne Gretzky's NHL record for ...

Despite Alexander Ovechkin scoring career goal No. 895 to surpass Wayne Gretzky and become the all-time goals leader in NHL ...

At the time of publication, Washington Capitals star Alexander Ovechkin is two goals shy of Wayne Gretzky’s NHL goal record.

It’s the hockey equivalent of Barry Bonds passing Hank Aaron with his 756th home run, or LeBron James passing Kareem ...

Wayne Gretzky was the “Great One” for his dominance on the ice in the high-scoring hockey days of the 1980s, a playmaker who ...

Alexander Ovechkin became the leading goal scorer in NHL history on Sunday afternoon when he broke a tie atop the leaderboard ...

At the time of publication, Washington Capitals star Alexander Ovechkin is two goals shy ... St. Louis Blues and New York Rangers before retiring in 1999.” Outside of his vaunted run as a ...

The New York Islanders ... 1998-99 with the New York Rangers. There was an entourage of notable names in attendance both in Washington, D.C., at Capital One Arena to see Ovechkin tie Gretzky's ...

Ovechkin achieved this milestone in 1,487 ... He had nine goals in 70 games during his last season, 1998-99 with the New York Rangers. He retired at age 38 with 894 goals in 1,487 games.

New York Rangers forward Mika Zibanejad was visibly distressed about the team’s 4-0 shutout loss to the New Jersey Devils on Saturday.