Ovechkin nets No. 895, is NHL's goal-scoring king
Briefly

Alex Ovechkin has officially become the NHL's all-time leading scorer by netting his 895th career goal, surpassing the legendary Wayne Gretzky. This record-breaking moment occurred during a power-play against the New York Islanders, witnessed by Gretzky and NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. This historic milestone culminates Ovechkin's remarkable two-decade career exclusively with the Washington Capitals, where he has set multiple records, including the most power-play goals and game-winning goals. His consistency and skill have made him one of the sport's all-time greats, further solidifying his legacy in hockey history.
Ovechkin's pursuit of the all-time goals record spans his 20-year NHL career, which he has spent entirely with the Washington Capitals, marking a historic legacy.
With Gretzky and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman present, players and fans commemorated Ovechkin's achievement, highlighting the significant milestone in NHL history.
Read at ESPN.com
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