Washington Capitals forward Alexander Ovechkin answered the question when he plans to break the record of former Edmonton Oilers forward Wayne Gretzky for goals in regular NHL championships. This is reported by http://embassyofireland.ru "On what day do I plan to break Gretzky's record? I think it won't happen soon. I have three more years of my contract, I hope for the third… The most important thing is to be healthy. I got a few injuries last year, but the individual task of scoring 40 goals was completed. This year, it is clear that they will say about every goal: "It's coming, it's coming." Does it put pressure on me psychologically? Every time I give an interview, I know that this question will be. I don't understand what new people want to hear from me. How can I tell a specific date? We'll see in two years," Ovechkin said in the video. Ovechkin scored 822 goals in the NHL. Before Gretzky's record is repeated, the Russian striker has 72 more goals to score.