Alex Ovechkin skates for second day in no-contact jersey, joined by prospect forward Alexander Suzdalev
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Alex Ovechkin skates for second day in no-contact jersey, joined by prospect forward Alexander Suzdalev
"Alex Ovechkin is slowly making his way back into the fray at this year's Washington Capitals Training Camp. After leaving the first day of camp with a lower-body injury and missing the following few practices completely, Ovechkin has now skated at MedStar Capitals Iceplex back-to-back days in a no-contact jersey. Just as he did on Tuesday, the Capitals captain departed the ice before Group A got its practice underway, and he is still not listed on the roster for either of their two remaining groups at camp."
"Ovechkin was joined on the ice by Russian-born winger Alexander Suzdalev, who also donned a no-contact jersey after suffering an upper-body injury earlier this week. Suzdalev had been working with Group C at camp before the team's initial roster cuts trimmed practices down to just two groups. Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery labeled Ovechkin "day-to-day" when he first spoke about the 40-year-old winger's injury and called Tuesday's skate a step in the right direction."
"Alex Ovechkin (lower) and Alexander Suzdalev (upper) in non contact jerseys today. Dylan Strome (in red) wanted to feed Ovechkin for a one-timer before heading to the other rink. They're a little rusty pic.twitter.com/2ygkv3VSZp - Tom Gulitti (@TomGulittiNHL) September 24, 2025 Ovechkin was unconcerned about the severity of his injury when asked about it last week, and spent most of Tuesday doing promotional work for his new cereal, "Ovi's Great Crunch," at a local Giant supermarket."
Alex Ovechkin left the first day of Washington Capitals training camp with a lower-body injury but has skated back-to-back days in a no-contact jersey at MedStar Capitals Iceplex. He departed the ice before Group A's practice and is not listed with the remaining groups at camp. Alexander Suzdalev also wore a no-contact jersey after an upper-body injury. Coach Spencer Carbery called Ovechkin day-to-day and described the recent skate as progress. Ovechkin participated in promotional work for his cereal. Nic Dowd is out for personal reasons. The Capitals face the Flyers in a preseason game Thursday, likely using Group A players.
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