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Alex Ovechkin still excited, nervous ahead of 21st NHL season: ‘The real deal is coming tomorrow’
Alex Ovechkin still excited, nervous ahead of 21st NHL season: ‘The real deal is coming tomorrow’
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As the NHL season approaches, Alex Ovechkin expresses mixed feelings of excitement and nervousness about his 21st season with the Washington Capitals. The iconic forward, known for his remarkable scoring ability, aims to continue making an impact on the ice, eager to guide his team towards a successful season despite the challenges they faced last year.
Ovechkin reflects on his past seasons, sharing insights about his training regimen and how he prepares physically and mentally. With the Capitals looking to improve and reclaim their status as playoff contenders, Ovechkin emphasizes the importance of teamwork and staying focused. He recognizes the young talent around him and feels a responsibility to mentor the upcoming players while continuing to lead by example.
As the first game draws closer, the Capitals are gearing up for a new beginning, with Ovechkin at the helm, ready to inspire not only his teammates but also the passionate fanbase. His enthusiasm is infectious, and it is evident that the love for the game motivates him to strive for excellence even after two decades in the NHL.
Ovechkin reflects on his past seasons, sharing insights about his training regimen and how he prepares physically and mentally. With the Capitals looking to improve and reclaim their status as playoff contenders, Ovechkin emphasizes the importance of teamwork and staying focused. He recognizes the young talent around him and feels a responsibility to mentor the upcoming players while continuing to lead by example.
As the first game draws closer, the Capitals are gearing up for a new beginning, with Ovechkin at the helm, ready to inspire not only his teammates but also the passionate fanbase. His enthusiasm is infectious, and it is evident that the love for the game motivates him to strive for excellence even after two decades in the NHL.