Andrey SenchenkoSport correspondentAll materialsEmail authorWhile Washington Capitals fans are worried about getting their team into the playoffs of the East, Russian hockey fans follow the capital's matches for almost the only reason, whose name is Alexander Ovechkin. Virtually every Capitals game is accompanied by another NHL record, which is submitted to the league's leading Russian scorer in history, and today's meeting with the Dallas Stars was no exception. The match against the Stars was destined to become significant when, in the third minute another Alexander, Radulov, scored a goal. The star Russian forward spends an extremely nondescript season and is very stingy with abandoned washers: before the trip to the US capital, Radulov had only three of them, and the last time the 35-year-old Russian scored almost a month ago. Today, with his goal, the victorious procession of Dallas began and continued with a double of Roop Hinz, which even Dmitry Orlov could not stop.
