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Alex Ovechkin makes a fans dream come true

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Josh
January 8, 2022 (6:29 PM)

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A few days ago we shared the story of Sidney Crosby presenting a puck to Brian Page, a fan who was paralyzed in 2020 while playing with the Little Flyers.

Yesterday a fan in attendance at the Washington Capitals game held up a sign reading, "Ovi I just beat cancer!
Skate over for a pic?"

Well in classic Alex Ovechkin fashion he made sure to make the fans night with an awesome photo.

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Other fans at the game even noted seeing the sign during warm-ups.

This is just another story in the amazing career of Alex Ovechkin and why everyone loves the game of hockey and players that play it.

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