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Why worry about something we can’t impact? Most of us choosing to show a little composure and not panic.Outside here so I havnt seen ovie play, but any caps fans concerned he might not break it?
Agree. Oh no he doesn’t break the record now he is ONLY the second greatest goal scorer. Obviously I hope he breaks it but it won’t change how we feel about him.Why worry about something we can’t impact? Most of us choosing to show a little composure and not panic.
Which is the most valuable? Not that expensive honestly….congrats! Must be fun sitting on those…Not me. I have 3 ovi rookie cards. And I have the Beehive one also, all in mint condition. The faster he does it, the faster the price goes up. They are already at $1500 to $2500. I got them out of packs so I only paid a few bucks.
The Beehive is the most expensive.Which is the most valuable? Not that expensive honestly….congrats! Must be fun sitting on those…
Outside here so I havnt seen ovie play, but any caps fans concerned he might not break it?
How much are his Young Guns rookie cards going for these days? Asking for a friend...The Beehive is the most expensive.
Carlson is no threat to score, so they just leave that shot open and are shading Ovechkin. Start putting shots on net and it'll open up.Good to see Ovie get the goal tonight. He's still got the quick and deadly release, it's just a matter of him being in the right spots and his line mates finding him. Now we just have to get the one-timer on the PP going and we'll be set. The lack of scoring on the PP is the only big thing missing right now.
Carlson is no threat to score, so they just leave that shot open and are shading Ovechkin. Start putting shots on net and it'll open up.
Not this year. This year they're daring him to shoot.Carlson has a cannon of a shot and his accuracy is fairly good;
Still absolutely convinced he is going to do it. Only 69 goals away now, 3 years left on his contract.
Sir, this is an Arby'sI like Ovi, but have never understood why the record is such a big deal, because the real record to me is total goals scored in the NHL, meaning 1,016 by Wayne Gretzky. I know the argument is some teams don't make the playoffs, but for that matter, why not equate the number of regular season games? Or how about the number of minutes on the ice? I suppose 894 is a meaningful record, but so many are saying Ovi will become the greatest goal scorer of all time, and sorry, I just don't think that statement can be made. He is only approaching 898 now, so that record for Wayne is safe. Again, let's say it correctly: 894 is the regular season record. But the most goals scored in a career in the National Hockey League is 1,016.
I like Ovi, but have never understood why the record is such a big deal, because the real record to me is total goals scored in the NHL, meaning 1,016 by Wayne Gretzky. I know the argument is some teams don't make the playoffs, but for that matter, why not equate the number of regular season games? Or how about the number of minutes on the ice? I suppose 894 is a meaningful record, but so many are saying Ovi will become the greatest goal scorer of all time, and sorry, I just don't think that statement can be made. He is only approaching 898 now, so that record for Wayne is safe. Again, let's say it correctly: 894 is the regular season record. But the most goals scored in a career in the National Hockey League is 1,016.
post with your real login chicken shitI like Ovi, but have never understood why the record is such a big deal, because the real record to me is total goals scored in the NHL, meaning 1,016 by Wayne Gretzky. I know the argument is some teams don't make the playoffs, but for that matter, why not equate the number of regular season games? Or how about the number of minutes on the ice? I suppose 894 is a meaningful record, but so many are saying Ovi will become the greatest goal scorer of all time, and sorry, I just don't think that statement can be made. He is only approaching 898 now, so that record for Wayne is safe. Again, let's say it correctly: 894 is the regular season record. But the most goals scored in a career in the National Hockey League is 1,016.
Interesting perspective. You know who does think it's a record and does think it's a big deal? Wayne Gretzky.I like Ovi, but have never understood why the record is such a big deal, because the real record to me is total goals scored in the NHL, meaning 1,016 by Wayne Gretzky. I know the argument is some teams don't make the playoffs, but for that matter, why not equate the number of regular season games? Or how about the number of minutes on the ice? I suppose 894 is a meaningful record, but so many are saying Ovi will become the greatest goal scorer of all time, and sorry, I just don't think that statement can be made. He is only approaching 898 now, so that record for Wayne is safe. Again, let's say it correctly: 894 is the regular season record. But the most goals scored in a career in the National Hockey League is 1,016.
Mcdavid isn't even leading his team in points. I for one am shocked that he hasn't quit hockey.What gets worse?
He's leading scorer on a team ranked 8th in the league right now?
Who else should retire? Crosby? McDavid?
Seriously….who let the hater in?post with your real login chicken shit
Interesting perspective. You know who does think it's a record and does think it's a big deal? Wayne Gretzky.
Fair enough Calicaps, I'm glad Wayne says that and credit him for it. SmokingMan, the goal posts are not being moved - I wrote that 894 is the regular season record, and 1,016 is the number of goals scored in a career in the National Hockey League. That's not moving goal posts, it's just pointing out that 894 is a regular season record, which is often overlooked. And yes it's a Caps forum, but I've seen plenty of criticism of them (especially this year) on this forum. I do want Ovi to beat Wayne, especially ever since Wayne refused to be interviewed for the World Cup 1996 special about Team USA beating Canada (the first time USA beat Canada in best vs best). He can be a sore loser (it's a great special - called "Orchestrating an Upset").I like how when Ovie gets within striking distance of the record, the next step for his detractors is to move the goal posts.
P.S. You DO realize this is the Capitals forum right?