Hurricanes Win ‘Frozen Frenzy’ Game Against Capitals, but Lose Veteran Player to Injury

Well, it was certainly frozen, and it was a frenzy, alright… The Carolina Hurricanes’ second meeting with the Washington Capitals was certainly not like their first as they charged from behind to take the lead and win the game 4-2 Tuesday night. Before any goals were scored, during an early stoppage in play, fans and players took a moment for an ovation for Alexander Ovechkin, as it would be the final time in his career playing in Lenovo Center – the same arena he was selected first overall in during the 2004 Entry Draft – in the regular season.
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