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Capitals Insider | Washington Post Alex Ovechkin silenced his critics, scoring a league-best 32 goals en route to his third Hart Trophy (awarded to the league’s most valuable player) during the lockout-shortened, 48-game regular season. That’s a 55-goal pace over a full, 82-game season, which … Continue reading →
Washington Capitals 17 hours agoWashington Post General Manager George McPhee knew that two years of decreasing point totals and pervasive public doubt as to whether the Washington Capitals’ star winger could ever regain his form took a toll on Alex Ovechkin. Read full article >>
Washington Capitals June 16, 2013Capitals Insider | Washington Post Fresh off winning his third Hart Memorial Trophy as the NHL’s most valuable player, Alex Ovechkin said his fractured left foot is healing well. “Foot is okay. Right now, I’m walking fine. I’m going to start playing tennis soon so … Continue reading →
Washington Capitals June 16, 2013
Japers' Rink Your savory breakfast links: M-V-P! M-V-P! M-V-P! Alex Ovechkin has been named the winner of the 2012-2013 Hart Trophy, awarded to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team, as voted upon by the members of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. [NHL.com, Rink, Dump 'n' Chase, WaPo, CSNW, Eye on Hockey] Ovi thanks the Academy from somewhere in not-Chicago... [@WashCaps (video), RMNB (video)] ...as he joins some elite company. [@ESPNStatsInfo] Thumbs up from his teammates... [@mjohansson90, @tom_wilso, @tbrouwer20, @StevenOleksy] ...his sponsor ... [@BauerHockey...
Washington Capitals June 16, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Alex Ovechkin (broken left foot) said he's progressing well in his recovery and remains on track to return in time for training camp, the Winnipeg Free Press reports.
June 16, 2013Washington Post Alex Ovechkin didn’t have to buy into the change Washington Capitals rookie Coach Adam Oates asked for at the start of training camp in January — shifting from left wing to right to revitalize his all-around game. Read full article >>
Washington Capitals June 16, 2013
Ottawa Citizen When Alex Ovechkin got off to a slow start and Sidney Crosby looked to be back to pre-injury form, for a while it seemed like the MVP debate was over.
Ottawa Senators June 15, 2013Tennessean Washington Capitals right wing Alex Ovechkin won his third Hart Trophy, given to the league's MVP, on Saturday, beating out Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and John Tavares of the Islanders.
Nashville Predators June 15, 2013Pittsburgh Tribune-Review By Rob Rossi, Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSidney Crosby was the players’ choice. Alex Ovechkin had the writers’ Hart. The NHL announced its major award winners Saturday night before Game 2 of ...
Pittsburgh Penguins June 15, 2013ESPN Fantasy Hockey Scott Burnside, Pierre LeBrun and Craig Custance react to Alex Ovechkin winning the Hart Trophy for the NHL's Most Valuable Player.
June 15, 2013Washington Post It wasn't the easiest season for Alex Ovechkin, as he changed positions and worked to reinvent himself under the guidance of Washington Capitals rookie Coach Adam Oates. But Saturday night his effort and the successful revitalization of his game were recognized as he was awarded the Hart Memorial Trophy as hockey's most valuable player. Read full article >>
Washington Capitals June 15, 2013
PensBurgh Sidney Crosby is the recipient of the 2012-13 Ted Lindsay Award— NHL on TSN (@NHLonTSN) June 15, 2013 Zero surprises there. Sidney Crosby truly was the most outstanding player this season, racking up 56 points in 36 games. A few people are probably peeved about Alex Ovechkin edging out Crosby in a close race for the Hart. We can argue about Ovechkin being mediocre for the first half of the season, among other technicalities, and they're all valid reasons. But Crosby summed it up nicely. #TribHKY Crosby: "Will be (judged) by championships. Winning always defines players." #pens— Rob Ros...
Pittsburgh Penguins June 15, 2013
Empty Netters | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Penguins captain Sidney Crosby (above) won the Ted Linsday Award tonight. The honor goes to be the most oustanding player as voted on by members of the National Hockey League Players Association. It is the second time Crosby has won the award. He previously won it in 2007 when it was known as the Lester B. Pearson Award. Crosby did not sweep the awards however. Captain/forward Alex Ovechkin of the rival Capitals claimed the Hart Memorial Trophy which goes"to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team" as selected by the Professional Hockey Writers’ Association. The voting breakdo...
Pittsburgh Penguins June 15, 2013Capitals Insider | Washington Post It wasn’t the easiest season for Alex Ovechkin, as he changed positions and worked to reinvent himself under the guidance of Washington Capitals rookie Coach Adam Oates. But Saturday night his effort and the successful revitalization of his game were … Continue reading →
Washington Capitals June 15, 2013Chipped Ice | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review The BIG awards come Saturday night from the NHL, but already there is a speculation about the MVP winner that will lead to a lot of chatter between fans of the league’s two top stars. A report Friday by TSN indicated Washington’s Alex Ovechkin will be named winner of the Hart Trophy (MVP). That would [...]
Pittsburgh Penguins June 15, 2013