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WASHINGTON, Sept 17 : Alexander Ovechkin said on Thursday that he agreed to appear in a political campaign advertisement for the United Russia party, which is backed by President Vladimir Putin, because he supports his country.
NHL career goal-scoring leader Alex Ovechkin on Thursday addressed his appearance in a video for Russian President Vladimir Putin's political party, saying he accepted the government's request without hesitation, was surprised by the backlash and supports his native country while reiterating previous comments that he «is for peace and love.»
With training camps beginning today, players hitting the ice for practice tomorrow and the first exhibition games set for this Saturday, the NHL is embarking on a less-than-two-week sprint to opening night on Sept. 29.
The Seattle Seahawks ruled out quarterback Sam Darnold for Sunday's game vs. the Arizona Cardinals due to the glute injury he suffered in Wednesday's season-opening win.
The clock was ticking toward an unusual deadline in the NHL, and teams with players relevant to it rushed to beat the final horn.
Sept 15 : Alexander Ovechkin was asked to participate in a video campaign for the United Russia political party, which is backed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, while in his native country this summer, the Washington Capitals said on Tuesday.
WASHINGTON — A bill that proposes to fix some of the biggest problems in college sports — spiraling spending, constant lawsuits and a transfer portal run amok — cleared a major hurdle Tuesday when the Senate voted 74-24 to halt debate and move the measure one step closer to a final up-or-down vote.
WASHINGTON — After NHL career goal-scoring leader Alex Ovechkin appeared in an ad for Vladimir Putin's United Russia party that came to light this week, the Washington Capitals said their longtime captain was asked to participate in the video campaign while back in his home country this summer.