'Tis the season for lists, I suppose, and the WTimes gets into the act with its list of the top ten Russian-born athletes (in honor of U.S. gold-medal gymnast and Moscow-born
friend of Deion Sanders,
Nastia Liukin). Two of the top six are locals:
5. Sergei Fedorov — Caps fans didn't see the center at his best last season, but Fedorov has 1,146 career points and is headed to the Hall of Fame.
6. Alex Ovechkin — Caps fans have seen the best of Ovechkin, and his prime is yet to come. Ovechkin won a slew of awards for his scoring dominance, and he may be atop this list in five years.
Oh, and if you're as outraged as I was that
Nikolai Volkoff didn't make the list, it's because
he was apparently born in Yugoslavia (which shatters my belief in the veracity of all things professional wrestling).
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6. Alex Ovechkin — Caps fans have seen the best of Ovechkin, and his prime is yet to come. Ovechkin won a slew of awards for his scoring dominance, and he may be atop this list in five years.
ok that is some pretty poor writing. we've seen his best, but his prime is yet to come. well if his prime is yet to come, how could we have seen his best?
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