How Alex Ovechkin first ended up in his 'Office' on the Capitals' power play

Alex Ovechkin's iconic power-play spot, "Ovi's Office," was first introduced by former coach Glen Hanlon during Ovechkin's rookie season. Former NHL goaltender Martin Biron shared insights about his brother Mathieu's experiences with the Capitals, highlighting the shift in power-play strategies that favored Ovechkin after Biron scored three goals in consecutive games. This tactical move proved pivotal for Ovechkin's scoring success, solidifying his role in that powerful scoring position on the ice.

Glen Hanlon was the first to plant the seed of what would eventually become 'Ovi's Office'.

Biron's three consecutive power-play goals marked 25 percent of his career total.

Glen Hanlon said, 'I want to try Ovi there. I think it would be a really good spot for him.'

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