Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin scored the 700th goal of his career on Saturday afternoon, becoming the eighth National Hockey League player to achieve the feat.
The goal came on a slapshot in the third period of the away game against the New Jersey Devils, and teammates swarmed the Russian winger after his landmark goal.The legacy of Alex Ovechkin continues.— NHL February 22, 2020 SWARM THE CAPTAIN! #700vi pic.twitter.com/zifQKouKqg
— Washington Capitals February 22, 2020 Ovechkin is now the second-youngest and second-fastest player to join the NHL's 700-goal club at 34 years old and in 1,144 games played -- both behind all-time great Wayne Gretzky, who has 894 goals. Only seven other players have ever scored 700 goals in their careers, led by Gretzky, Gordie Howe, Jaromir Jagr, Brett Hull, Marcel Dionne, Phil Esposito and Mike Gartner. Ovechkin could overtake Gartner's career mark of 708 goals later this year.
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