Ovechkin Sets NHL Record, Islanders Win 4-1
Ovechkin Sets NHL Record, Islanders Win 4-1

Ovechkin Sets NHL Record, Islanders Win 4-1

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Alexander Ovechkin scored his historic 895th career goal, surpassing Wayne Gretzky as the NHL's all-time leading scorer, during a game against the New York Islanders, who ultimately won 4-1. The goal elicited widespread congratulations across the league, although the Islanders' social media initially posted a bland score update, later acknowledging Ovechkin's achievement. In a bid to capitalize on the historic moment, the Islanders announced a $45 fee for fans to print their tickets and offered warm-up pucks for $375, with proceeds going to team charities. The game featured a ceremony honoring Ovechkin, attended by notable figures including Gretzky and the league commissioner. Despite the celebratory atmosphere for Ovechkin, the Islanders' actions drew criticism for seeming exploitative amidst their poor season performance. The game was marked by a significant turnout of Capitals fans, creating a vibrant atmosphere at UBS Arena.

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