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The Washington Capitals drafted Alexander Ovechkin in 2004 and made efforts to keep him in Washington for his entire career.
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The Washington Capitals drafted Alexander Ovechkin in 2004. They wanted him to play for the team his whole career. The team's owner, Ted Leonsis, helped make this happen.
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- When did the Capitals draft Alexander Ovechkin?
- In 2004.
- Who helped keep Ovechkin with the Capitals?
- Ted Leonsis, the team's owner.
- What is Ovechkin's position?
- He is a hockey player.
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The outlets focus on the Capitals' efforts to keep Ovechkin in Washington, with a strong emphasis on the team's commitment to him.
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The Capitals' efforts to keep Ovechkin in Washington.
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