Alexander Ovechkin has narrowed the gap on Marcel Dionne to just three points in the NHL’s all-time scoring list, which incorporates playoff statistics. The Washington forward registered an assist during the game against Vancouver, bringing his career total to 1813 points.
01/22/2026 at 09:11
Author: Daniil Navolochynyy
Washington’s Russian center, Alexander Ovechkin, contributed to his team’s performance in their NHL regular-season contest versus Vancouver. The game took place at Rogers Arena and concluded with the home team securing a 4-3 victory. Ovechkin was involved in a power-play goal for the Capitals, adding one assist to his personal statistics log.
Ovechkin participated in his 1542nd league game, reaching the milestone of 1813 points. He maintains his hold on 11th place in the NHL’s historical scoring rankings when postseason action is included. The next benchmark he faces is the tally set by Marcel Dionne, who amassed 1816 points. Consequently, the Russian forward has closed the distance separating him from the legendary Canadian to three markers.
The undisputed record for accumulated points belongs to Wayne Gretzky, who concluded his career with an unparalleled 3257 points. Occupying the second spot is Mark Messier, who recorded 2181 points. Rounding out the top three is Jaromir Jagr, who managed to earn 2122 points. Among players currently active, only Sidney Crosby of Pittsburgh ranks higher than Ovechkin in total points, boasting 1943 productive points in his count.
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