Game Points: Habs Don’t Capitalize in Loss to Washington
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‘I’ll take it’: Alex Ovechkin wanted credit for Justin Holl’s goal against Canadiens, and Holl was happy to oblige
Alex Ovechkin was mere inches away from potentially scoring the 931st goal of his career in the Washington Capitals‘ 5-4 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, Wednesday. Set up in the right circle looking for a deflection, Ovechkin waved the shaft of his stick at a Justin Holl point shot that found the back of the
After sixteen games on Monday, the NHL offered only two games the following day. Dallas won 3-2 on penalties in a rematch against Colorado. Czech forwards Radek Faksa and Martin Nečas failed to score. In the second game, Washington was one goal better in a 5-4 shootout with Montreal, which was played by Jakub Dobeš in goal.
Montreal, with Jakub Dobeš in goal, failed to win its third straight NHL game and lost 4:5 to Washington on its ice. The Czech goalie made 18 saves and extended his wait for a win to three games. Dallas won in Colorado 3:2 after overtime. Martin Nečas and Radek Faksa did not score.
Russian striker Alexander Ovechkin made his second assist this season in the National Hockey League (NHL). The Washington captain helped the team win a 5-4 home victory over Montreal.
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