Capitals Hold Celebratory Dinner For Alex Ovechkin’s 802nd Career Goal

On Sunday night, the Washington Capitals held a celebratory dinner in honor of captain Alex Ovechkin’s 802nd career goal, which was scored on December 23 and moved the 37-year-old into sole possession of second place on the NHL’s all-time goals list.

The dinner was held at Mastro’s Steakhouse in D.C. and featured a mouth-watering menu of dishes and desserts:

That herb-roasted chicken and cheesecake are calling my name.

Players and their families attended the dinner. Ovechkin’s oldest son Sergei was seen with Capitals’ right-wing Nicolas Aube-Kubel:

As mentioned, Ovechkin scored the historic goal two days before Christmas as the team clashed with the Winnipeg Jets. The Great Eight scored career goal No. 801 earlier in the game and tied NHL legend, Gordie Howe. Ovechkin passed “Mr. Hockey” and moved into second place on the NHL’s all-time goals list with an empty-net goal as sixty seconds were left in the final frame.

Celebrations carried on throughout the evening, which included this adorable photo of Ovechkin with his sons, Sergei and Ilya.

By Della Young

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Della Young is an aspiring novelist and screenwriter who earned a BFA in Creative Writing from Full Sail University in 2021. She is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Screenwriting from Regent University and is writing her debut novel. Della comes from a family of big Capitals fans and became inspired to start writing for hockey in 2019. Follow Della on X: @dellayoung
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2 Responses to Capitals Hold Celebratory Dinner For Alex Ovechkin’s 802nd Career Goal

  1. horn73 says:

    Mastro’s!! Probably the best “chain’ high end steakhouse. Must have been a great night and well deserved!!

  2. Anonymous says:

    Nom nom nom nom 🤤

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