Photo credit: Mitchell Layton
After Andrew Ference chucked a rebound past a helpless Braden Holtby, the Bruins took a commanding a 3-2 lead with 10 minutes to go in the game. The Caps’ hopes of clinching the series at home slipped away with that play…
Or at least until Alex Ovechkin slammed a puck through Tim Thomas’s five-hole with five minutes left to go. Despite countless cricitics declaring his decline, it was Ovechkin’s second goal and his fifth point in the series. He is the second highest playoff point-scorer among active players in the league.
The best part of the goal however, was Ovi’s jubilant celebration which included a face-first jump into the boards.
If you liked our new cover photo, you’re really going to love the photos below.
Ovi shoots. (Photo credit: Rod Lamkey Jr/The Washington Times)
Ovi scoars! (Photo credit: Clydeorama)
YES! (Photo credit: Nick Wass)
YESSSSS!!! (Photo credit: Toni L. Sandys / The Washington Post)
“I have seen the second coming of God and his name is Sasha!” (Photo credit: Patrick McDermott)
A smile so big Ovi’s left eye closes. (Photo credit: Patrick McDermott)
“I wanna hug all of you.” (Photo credit: John McDonnell / The Washington Post)
“This didn’t work out as well as I thought it would.” (Photo credit: Clydeorama)
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