WASHINGTON (AP) - Alex Ovechkin called it the worst game of his career.
Not so much because the reigning rookie of the year only took two shots and went pointless for a third consecutive outing, his longest NHL drought - although that clearly bothered him. What really disappointed Ovechkin about his Washington Capitals' 3-2 shootout loss to the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night was the penalty he was assessed in the third period, leading to Patrice Bergeron's game-tying power-play goal.
"So it's my fault we lost game," Ovechkin said.
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