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I write a lot. Washington Capitals beat reporter | Freelance @AP | Goalie, captain, enforcer The SOO | Silbzini/Silbsy | Emmy Winner | ✝️

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Credentialed Washington Capitals beat reporter for The Hockey Newsplatform editorial associate at Peacock, NBC's streaming platform and freelance Caps writer at the Associated Press. Also bylines in NBC Sports, Washington Post and more.

I'm a professional writer with over six years of experience covering a wide variety of topics, focusing on ice hockey.

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Alex Ovechkin Responds To Appearing In Campaign Ad For Vladimir Putin's United Russia Party: 'I'm For Peace & Love'

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"As soon as I’m done playing hockey, I’m going to stay there. I’m going to live there, my kids are going to live there, family," Ovechkin said. "I’m for peace and love. I hope everything’s going to be okay. My home is Russia, D.C. is my second home. I have lots of friends, I grew up here as a person and I love D.C., I’d say it’s my second home. I hope everything’s going to be okay and peace and love for everybody. "
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Alex Ovechkin Responds To Appearing In Campaign Ad For Vladimir Putin's United Russia Party: 'I'm For Peace & Love'

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Alex Ovechkin Responds To Appearing In Campaign Ad For Vladimir Putin's United Russia Party: 'I'm For Peace & Love' ARLINGTON, V.A. — Before starting his media availability at MedStar Capitals Iceplex, Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin made a statement regarding his appearance in a video advertismenet for Vladimir Putin's United Russia party. The 41-year-old said that he was asked to do the video and said yes, wanting to support his country. At the same time, he advocated for peace.
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Capitals Training Camp Primer: What To Know & Storylines Going Into Day 1

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Capitals Training Camp Primer: What To Know & Storylines Going Into Day 1
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