As the Washington Capitals prepare to embark on their 50th season, the franchise reflects on the impressive milestone of having 31 players score at least 100 goals. This statistic truly underscores the rich history of accomplishments within the organization.
Alex Ovechkin stands at the pinnacle of this achievement with a staggering 853 goals, a testament to his longevity and impact on the franchise. He broke Peter Bondra's record in 2015, further solidifying his legendary status in Capitals lore.
In addition to Ovechkin, notable active players like Nicklas Backstrom and T.J. Oshie contribute significantly to the organization. Backstrom with 271 goals currently ranks fourth in franchise history, while Oshie, with his 192 goals, remains a vital part of the team.
The blueliners have also made their mark, with five of the 31 goal-scorers being defensemen. Leading them is John Carlson, showcasing that defensemen can not only protect the goal but also score effectively, with 151 goals to his name.
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