#career-milestones

#career-milestones

Matt Kemp retired after 15 MLB seasons, most notably with the Los Angeles Dodgers, showcasing incredible talent and career milestones. [ more ]

Shohei Ohtani achieved multiple hits in five consecutive games for the first time in his career.

Despite facing distractions, Ohtani's work ethic and focus have allowed him to excel and hit a new milestone. [ more ]

Adrián Beltré hit his 100th home run before turning 25, alongside Cal Ripken Jr. and Lou Gehrig.

Beltré's remarkable 2004 season with the Dodgers included a standout performance and later a successful career with multiple teams. [ more ]

The new Clayton Kershaw bobblehead has dual counters for career wins and total strikeouts, with limited edition availability.

Kershaw recently surpassed the Dodgers record for most strikeouts, currently sitting at 2,944. [ more ]

TJ Oshie, after missing the playoffs in 2022-23, values the opportunity for postseason success more than ever, aware of its rarity and difficulty. [ more ]

Ovechkin scored two goals against Carolina, utilizing his physical presence near the net to capitalize on scoring chances.

Ovechkin emphasized the importance of creating traffic in front of the net and playing a simple, gritty game to generate scoring opportunities. [ more ]

John Carlson played his 1,000th NHL game for the Capitals, becoming the third player to reach this milestone exclusively for the franchise.

Carlson tied Kevin Hatcher for most goals by a defenseman in Capitals history with his 149th career goal. [ more ]

Alex Ovechkin set to play 1,400th career game, 5th highest percentage of team games played.

Ovechkin has 1,527 career points, 7th most at 1,400th game. [ more ]

Brad Marchand is set to play in his 1,000th regular-season game with the Boston Bruins.

Marchand believes being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame would be the ultimate recognition for a player. [ more ]