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Alex Ovechkin’s ridiculous reaction after the Caps’ first power-play unit scored during practice (Photos)

It’s no secret that the Capitals’ power-play has hit a dry spell of late, with the Capitals unable to convert in their last four games prior to Thursday night’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes (0-16). So when your power-play finally manages to score, you have to celebrate it. Even if it comes during practice.

At the Capitals’ morning skate on Thursday, Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals’ top power-play unit faced off against the Capitals’ penalty kill. And boy did it take a while for the puck to go in the net.

So when it did, off a snipe from Evgeny Kuznetsov, Ovechkin celebrated like it was a real NHL goal.

The puck lasered in just under Pheonix Copley’s glove-side.

Woo! A (practice) power play goal! Very good practice, as it turns out, because the Capitals power-play finally snapped their cold streak Thursday night.

Here are some more photos from Thursday’s morning skate — the Caps’ first day back from Christmas Break.

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