Alex Ovechkin plans to continue playing next season, jokes about joining Hershey Bears for playoff run: 'I just packed my stuff. I'm going to Hershey.'
Briefly

Alex Ovechkin made headlines this season after surpassing Wayne Gretzky as the NHL's all-time leading goal-scorer, finishing with 897 career goals. As he approaches 40, he’s one of the oldest active players but has no plans to retire yet. With a strong season despite injury setbacks, he tied for third in goals scored. Looking ahead, Ovechkin is uncertain about his future beyond the current contract but maintains a hopeful outlook, aiming to perform well next season.
Ovechkin expressed a lighthearted approach to his future in hockey, joking about making the roster at age 40 while reflecting on his impressive career.
Despite missing games due to injury, Ovechkin showcased strong season performance, tying for the league's third-most goals, proving his ongoing competitiveness.
As he approaches his 40th birthday, Ovechkin remains focused on training for next season, with future decisions depending on his performance.
Ovechkin's legacy as an NHL great is solidified after surpassing Gretzky as the most prolific goal-scorer, yet he continues to embrace the game.
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