The Russian forward for the “Washington Capitals,” Alexander Ovechkin, reached a historic milestone in the NHL by netting his 910th goal in a game against the “San Jose Sharks.” Ovechkin became the sole record-holder, surpassing the achievement of Canadian Wayne Gretzky.
The Russian attacker for the “Washington Capitals,” Alexander Ovechkin, scored his 910th goal in his career throughout National Hockey League (NHL) championships, thus updating the league’s historic goal-scoring record. Ovechkin marked this accomplishment during an away regular season game versus the “San Jose Sharks.”
This success allows the 40-year-old Russian to become the absolute NHL record-holder for the number of goals in the league’s regular seasons. The goal scored in the contest against San Jose was Ovechkin’s 910th in his professional ice career.
The prior record, which belonged to the famous Canadian Wayne Gretzky, was 894 goals scored over 1487 games.
Previously, we already wrote about the rivalry between the clubs from Thessaloniki PAOK and Aris, relaying the main points of such encounters. Games between these teams traditionally spark great interest among supporters and are accompanied by fierce competition on the rink. The latest match in the Greek Cup again concluded in a 1-1 draw, confirming the intensity and tension of their rivalry. This time, the goals were scored by Dudu and Giorgos Giakoumakis, and the Russian midfielder Magomed Ozdoyev played the entire match on the field, unlike Fedor Chalov, who remained on the substitute bench.
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