Ovechkin may be wrapping up career with Capitals, Gulitti ...
NHL.com senior writer discusses future of League's all-time leading goal-scorer on ‘@The Rink' podcast
www.nhl.comHere’s the latest on Alex Ovechkin retirement chatter as of 2026:
What this means for fans in Grapevine, TX:
Illustration: Consider Ovechkin’s situation like a marquee author deciding whether to publish a farewell book after one final season—fans await a clear announcement, but until then the path remains undecided and influenced by health and family factors.[3]
If you’d like, I can monitor recent statements and summarize the exact wording of any official retirement decision once it’s made, or pull up a concise timeline of the latest reports.
NHL.com senior writer discusses future of League's all-time leading goal-scorer on ‘@The Rink' podcast
www.nhl.comIs Alex Ovechkin retiring after 2025–26? Latest rumors, timeline, and how to plan your Washington DC trip to see the Capitals.
www.thehotelwashington.comThe Capitals mistakenly sent out an email Thursday to corporate ticket holders claiming 2025-26 would be Ovechkin's final season.
www.prohockeyrumors.comAlex Ovechkin might be one of the NHL's oldest active players. He remains a threat on the offensive side of the puck at age-40.
www.sportingnews.comNHL.com senior writer Tom Gulitti believes that Alex Ovechkin, the legendary 40-year-old Washington Capitals forward, is likely playing his final four NHL games in the next week. Ovechkin said in a recent interview that he will wait until the offseason to decide if this will be his last season in the league, but Gulitti expressed on the latest edition of the "NHL @TheRink" podcast that he has felt all season this would be Ovechkin's last in the NHL.
nationaltoday.comLeague’s all-time leading goal-scorer completes 21st season with Capitals
www.nhl.comIs this the end for the NHL's all-time greatest goal scorer?
www.hockeyfeed.comAlex Ovechkin says he is not retiring yet, months after finishing his 20th NHL season. He spoke to Mash on Sport after a friendly game.
www.sportskeeda.comAlex Ovechkin said he plans to return at least one more season after setting the all-time NHL goalscoring record during his 20th campaign with the Washington Capitals.
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