Alex Ovechkin gets closer to making NHL history
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Fox Sports Update. The chase begins.

is as easy as one, two, three now. - Almost there, like a mountain range or a city of landmarks seen for miles in the distance, suddenly objects are closer than they had appeared on TNT and Monumental Sports Network. Alex Ovechkin ever close to surpassing Wayne Gretzky's record of 894 goals, which has been in place since the end of March, 1999. Ovechkin scored his 39th goal of this season, his 13th in the last 19 games,

to bring his career total to 892. Two goals from matching Wayne Gretzky and a hat trick away from breaking it. The entrance to hockey immortality within sight. Oh, by the way, the Capitals lost 5-1 to the Hurricanes. Next game is tomorrow in D.C. against the Blackhawks. The cost of tickets to this game has been soaring since Ovechkin scored last night.

Cheapest seat available at secondary ticket reseller SeatGeek. For tomorrow's game is well over $200. Sunday in New York against the Islanders, cheapest one currently nearing $150. Next Thursday, tickets for the Capitals-Hurricanes game in D.C. start at close to $300, which makes buying at this price a potential gamble, as Ovechkin could break the record before then.

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