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Alexander Ovechkin

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It was a good year. When I win the Stanley Cup, I'll say it's my best year.
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Ray Fittipaldo (May 29, 2008) "Ovechkin: Wish I Were In Sid's Skates", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, p. D2.

 
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