Predators gift Alex Ovechkin a custom Gibson guitar to celebrate NHL retirement
The Nashville Predators presented Alex Ovechkin with a Gibson guitar before the Washington Capitals game at Bridgestone Arena on Oct. 29.
The Nashville Predators honored retiring NHL star Alex Ovechkin by presenting him with a custom black Gibson guitar during his retirement tour. The guitar features an inscription on the pick guard that reads "Alex Ovechkin No. 8" and includes logos representing both the Predators and the Washington Capitals. The gesture was part of a tweet from the Predators' official account, celebrating Ovechkin's incredible career.
Ovechkin, who began his NHL career in the 2005-06 season, quickly established himself as a dominant force in the league. Over the following decade, he scored 50 or more goals seven times, won six Rocket Richard Trophies for top goal scorer, and reached the milestone of 500 goals by his 30th birthday. His teammate Steven Stamkos praised Ovechkin's prime abilities, describing him as "physically unstoppable" in terms of skating, puck-handling, shooting, and physicality.
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