Ovechkin was in the vicinity and a shot here from Ovalentice.

They score and Ovechkin got it.

His first overtime game winner.

Good morning, good afternoon and good night Montreal.

Alex Ovechkin, the overtime game winning goal. Caps leave the series one game to none. John Walton's call on

Caps radio is heard on our sister station 1067, The Fan. Oh my God, this season he is having. It is one truly for the ages. 39 years old

in the midst of perhaps a season that may end up being his most memorable at 39 years old.

Breaks Gretzky's record, finished third in the league in goals scored after missing a

bunch of games, would have led the league had he stayed healthy all season, and after 44

career overtime playoff games without a goal, his first one last night.

226 into overtime to prevent what really would have been a bad loss. Max is a big hockey game, so I will get his thoughts, hockey fan

and Caps fans. I'll get his thoughts in a moment. But I watched that game start to finish, and it felt

like the caps were the better team for at least 50 of the 60 minutes. They dominated and had a

two-nothing lead until Montreal ended up scoring twice over the final 10 minutes of regulation, had opportunities to score even more.

They had 20 of the last 22 shots on goal. I've never heard of anything that dominant.

The ice tilted in one direction over the final 10 minutes of that game,

and the caps were lucky that they got the break because they were reeling at the end of regulation,

but they get the goal.

Alex Ovechkin, by the way, becomes the oldest player in NHL history to either score

or assist on at least three goals in a playoff game. He scored their first on a power play,

18 minutes and 34 seconds into the first period. He assisted in the second period goal that Washington

scored for 2-0 lead, and then he got the overtime game winner. The Caps win 3 to 2 game

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