
Kopitar's 1500th Game: A Royal Celebration
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Anze Kopitar, the captain of the Los Angeles Kings, reached a monumental milestone in his NHL career, playing his 1500th game. Fans celebrated with a standing ovation, and teammates honored him with custom shirts. Kopitar, a Kings record-holder, is set to retire after this season, his 20th in the league.
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It's March 6th, here's your NHL news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. Anzacopital reached a huge milestone Thursday night, lacing up for his 1500th NHL game as the Los Angeles Kings hosted the new. York Islanders, fans at Crypto.com, Arena gave him a standing ovation fit for the captain they call Royalty. He's only the 25th player ever to hit this Mark and League history, and the first to do it entirely with one franchise, the Kings. Teammates rode into the arena, wearing custom shirts, to celebrate the occasion, while ESPN rode out a special career tribute during the broadcast. Copital holds Kings records like 856 assists, ranking third all time, with 446 goals, and second and points at one. 2003C, a two, just five shy of the franchise mark, set by Marcel Diohn, since taking over as captain in 2016, he's led the team to two Stanley Cup wins, and now plans to hang
up his skates at the end of this season, his 20th in the league. Dean in is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, sol, i-soli-pilo.com.
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