Ovechkin then broke in on a partial breakaway, outmuscled a Canadiens defender, was taken down and still managed to beat Carey Price while laying on his back. Not many players have pulled off ...

8 (28 and 24 respectively), followed by Kari Lehtonen and Carey Price (22). Not only that, but Ovechkin's goal was his 27th career overtime winner (which he already holds the record for), and he's ...

and Henrik Lundqvist (24), who Ovechkin saw many times throughout his career as division rivals, with other names like Carey Price, Martin Brodeur, Jean-Sebastian Giguere, Jacob Markstrom ...

Rank Goalie Goals 1 Marc-Andre Fleury 28 2 Henrik Lundqvist 24 T-3 Kari Lehtonen 22 T-3 Carey Price 22 T-5 Cam Ward 19 T-5 Ryan Miller 19 7 Ondrej Pavelec 18 8 Sergei Bobrovsky 16 9 Devan Dubnyk ...

The only active netminder close on Ovechkin’s list is fellow Russian Sergei Bobrovsky at 16. Hall of Famer Henrik Lundqvist is second behind Fleury at 24, and Carey Price third at 22.

Alex Ovechkin added to his bevy of broken NHL records ... to reach 20 wins at the beginning of his career with the team; Jim Carey (30 games in 1994) held that record for over three decades.