Alex Ovechkin, Nastya Ovechkina, and their son Sergei are featured in a new Russian music video.
Entitled Let’s Stay Home, Russian singer and TV personality Olga Buzova turned to friends and celebrities to send videos for her music video. The video was made to inspire people to stay inside during the coronavirus outbreak.
By Ian Oland 7 days ago
There’s a new must-have bobblehead. Tom Wilson and his new rescue puppy Halle have been immortalized together in resin.
The best part is that a portion of the proceeds from this bobblehead will go to Wolf Trap Animal Rescue where Tom and his girlfriend Taylor Pischke first adopted the puppy.
Maybe Alex Ovechkin is a softie after all?
The Washington Capitals captain recently did a video interview with Men’s Journal. The magazine asked Ovechkin several great questions, including why Ovi wears yellow laces, how many goals is expected of him per season, and who has the smelliest hockey equipment.
Ovechkin also revealed the last time he cried (watching The Notebook) and revealed he still plays Candy Crush.
The Washington Nationals’ home opener and banner raising were supposed to be held today at Nats Park. Instead, the coronavirus outbreak suspended the seasons of all the major sports and forced fans inside under shelter in place orders.
But a group of Nationals fans in Friendship Heights didn’t let that bring them down. The group organized a singalong to Take Me Out To The Ball Game from their balconies when the first pitch was scheduled to be thrown.
The video, reminiscent of scenes from hard-hit Italy, has gone viral on social media.
The virtual Washington Capitals are unstoppable, you guys, and they may put Papa Johns out of business with all these 50 off sales. The Caps have won six-straight games after defeating the Minnesota Wild 4-3.
Digi Kuzy played the hero, scoring in three-on-three overtime after taking a beautiful centering pass by Digi Ovi. Kuznetsov also scored in the second period to give himself his first multi-goal game in Pixel World.
Ovechkin also added a goal and now has tallies in three-straight games.
World Series champion and part-time NHL goaltender, Ryan Zimmerman, is helping raise money for workers at The Salt Line, a popular resteraunt in DC.
Zimmerman, in conjunction with Budweiser, will be signing a limited number of This Bud’s from #11 t-shirts to raise money for employees impacted there.
Alex Ovechkin is back on the cover of a magazine.
The NHL legend is the cover boy for the April edition of DC Modern Luxury. Ovechkin rocks a navy Dolce & Gabbana suit while posing at Ballston Quarter. The magazine names him a ‘Man of Style.’
NBC Sports Washington’s Michael Jenkins is the latest sports commentator to do a play-by-play call of everyday life.
Jenkins narrated the walk of his 15-year-old basset hound, Josie, as they took a walk around DC. It’s incredible.
Twelve-year-old Alex is a big hockey fan. He’s also really, really into Dominoes.
So with a bunch of free time due to the coronavirus outbreak, Alex created all 31 NHL logos in Dominoes and had them fall.
Brenden Dillon just became the second Capitals player to jump on TikTok to make a dance video a week after Brendan Leipsic flipped the switch.
The Capitals defenseman completed the Dip and Lean Challenge with his girlfriend Emma Wittchow.
The dude’s got moves.
