Ovechkin & Malkin: Rival Legends Team Up

It's March 22nd.

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Alexander Ovechkin, the Washington Capital Star, and NHL's all-time leading goal-score

is approaching the end of his playing days at age 40 after.

Twenty-one seasons.

His five-year contract wraps up this year opening the door for retirement.

Lately, he's floated the idea of jumping in a coaching alongside rival Evgeny Malcolm

of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Ovechkin has long talked about heading back to Russia's K.H.L., to play for his hometown

Dynamo Moscow post in NHL.

But in a recent interview, he pictured Malcolm as a head coach and offered to join him as an

assistant, saying the locker room vibe would be electric.

Fans love the thought of these two Russian legends, who have dominated as rivals for years,

teaming up behind the bench.

Together they boast thousands of games, over 3,000 points, four Stanley Cups, and a show

full of individual awards like heart trophies and rocket Richards.

Their expertise would shine, especially Ovechkin handling power plays and forwards, given

his unmatched scoring touch.

Malcolm brings playmaking smarts to match.

It's a fun glimpse into what could come next for these icons, blending their legacies

into a new chapter for hockey.