Washington Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery talked about Russian forward and Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin scoring goals in the last five games of the National Hockey League (NHL) regular season, saying that the hockey player started to move more and his movements became clear. should jump a little more. His words guide the way Hockey News.
“It is a positive and good moment because we need it and it affects our productivity. So his return and even the way he scores goals – I know these are not important moments like the goals he scores from his skating – but these are all positive moments and we see how his confidence returns with each goal,” said the expert .
On February 11, Washington lost to the Vancouver Canucks 2:3 in overtime, but Ovechkin scored a goal to extend his goal streak to five games.
The Russian hockey player’s personal record in the NHL is seven consecutive matches scored (2005/06 season). This season, Ovechkin played a total of 48 matches in the regular season and scored 13 goals and 23 assists in these matches.
The Russian continues to pursue Gretzky’s sniping record. The Moscow forward has 835 goals. The legendary Canadian scored 894 goals in his NHL career; Ovechkin is currently 59 goals behind him.
Ovechkin before repeated His own success in the NHL three years ago.