Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby have shaped a pivotal era in hockey, known for their intense rivalry and celebrated careers. As they near retirement, their relationship has transitioned from fierce competition to friendship. Crosby recently commended Ovechkin's achievement of tying Wayne Gretzky for the all-time goal record, reflecting on the excitement of witnessing history. He appreciates the journey they've shared in the league and acknowledges the importance of their competitive dynamic, noting it's been a privilege to be part of Ovechkin's milestone pursuits.
Ovechkin and Crosby have defined an era of hockey; they've faced each other in four playoff series and 70 regular-season games, becoming superstars who "saved the NHL" after the 2004-05 lockout.
Crosby praised Ovechkin’s accomplishment of tying Wayne Gretzky for the all-time record, noting it was 'pretty exciting' and an incredible moment for hockey fans.
Reflecting on their careers, Crosby expressed gratitude for their shared history, emphasizing that competing with Ovechkin has been a significant part of his own legacy.
Crosby acknowledged that having played in the same division with Ovechkin, they have both lived up to high expectations during their remarkable careers.
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