Early Friday, Alex Ovechkin arrived in Los Angeles for the 2017 All-Star Weekend and has kept himself busy ever since. In the afternoon, Ovechkin filmed a commercial for Beats By Dre.
In the evening, Ovechkin traveled to the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles ahead of the NHL’s Top 100 Ceremony. While he had a free moment before the ceremony, Ovechkin, who is expected to be on that prestigious list, posed with his Olympic gold medal-winning mother Tatyana, his wife Nastya, his older brother Mikhail, and his father Mikhail.
Ovechkin’s caption translates to “we’re all here!” in English.
Ovi also ran into former Capital Sergei Fedorov.
Feds and @ovi8. This is what #NHL100 is all about. #RockTheRed pic.twitter.com/KF7rAP8BTq
— Washington Capitals (@Capitals) January 28, 2017
Ovechkin signed an autograph for Mike Bossy.
No big deal guys. Just Sergei Fedorov, Mike Bossy and @ovi8. #NHL100 announcement at 9:30 on @NBCSN! Good idea not to miss… #RockTheRed pic.twitter.com/HpWo1INzNe
— Washington Capitals (@Capitals) January 28, 2017
The Russian machine took a photo with Russian national team teammate Pavel Datsyuk, who left his KHL team SKA St. Petersberg, to attend the event.
@aleksandrovechkinofficial and Pavel Datsyuk at #NHL100! #RockTheRed
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Earlier in the day, Ovechkin also posed with a fedora-wearing Braden Holtby at the airport.
The #CapsAllStars have made it to Los Angeles!
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