Alex Ovechkin made history by scoring his 895th goal, breaking Wayne Gretzky's long-standing all-time NHL scoring record from 1999. Despite a delayed start due to a lockout post-2004 draft, Ovechkin's debut in 2005 proved his extraordinary skill. He scored two goals in his first game and 52 total goals that season, showcasing remarkable talent, including a memorable goal while sliding on his back. His achievement represents not only Ovechkin's greatness but also the uncertainty surrounding his early career expectations.
"Ovechkin's career has been legendary, and with his 895th goal, he has surpassed Gretzky, a milestone few expected could be achieved."
"Mahoney's belief in Ovechkin's potential was realized as he scored 52 goals in his rookie season amidst a lockout, showcasing his immense talent."
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