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Ovechkin continues the Great Chase as the Capitals skate into Nashville looking to sweep the Predators. Watch free on Fubo.

Having alternated wins and losses over the last 10 games, the Washington Capitals descend on Music City on Saturday night as they look for their first winning streak since before Christmas when they face off against the Nashville Predators inside Bridgestone Arena. Capitals winger Alex Ovechkin leads the team with 19 goals this season despite missing a month with a broken bone in his leg and has four goals in eight games since his return from the injury as he closes in on surpassing Wayne Gretzky as the National Hockey League’s all-time leading goal scorer. Nashville opens a five-game home stand after winning just two games on their recent six-game road trip that included two games against Central Division leading Winnipeg, losing both by a combined 8-2 score.

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Game Date: Jan. 11, 2025

Game Time: 8:00 p.m. ET

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TV Channel: FanDuel Sports Network South, Monumental Sports Network

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In his 20th season in the league, Ovechkin now has 872 career goals and is 22 goals shy of tying Gretzky. Ovechkin was the number one overall pick in the 2004 NHL Draft winning Rookie of the Year for his 52 goal performance followed by a career high 65 goals during the 2007-08 campaign and has collected 13 40-goal seasons. In 28 career games against the Predators, Ovechkin has scored 18 goals including the game winner in the Capitals 3-2 win over Nashville in early November.

Nashville’s all-time leading goal scorer Filip Forsberg scored his 10th goal of the season breaking his 18-game goalless streak in Tuesday’s 5-2 loss at Winnipeg. Forsberg is halfway to his ninth 20-goal season and now sits three goals away from 300 for his career.

The Predators have won three of the last four meetings in this series and five of the last seven games in Nashville.

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