Edited sentence: " On May 28, 2008 during an intermission interview with Alexander Ovechkin, Milbury's co-host Bob Neumeier asked Ovechkin about his feelings on the comments by Milbury, possibly to invoke some laughter.During the 2008 Stanley Cup Playoffs in the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals series between the Philadelphia Flyers and Washington Capitals, during a live nationwide broadcast.He has made several inaccurate or disrespectful statements towards teams and players, generally resulting in a backlash from the public, and in some cases colleagues.His qualifications for a job broadcasting about hockey often come into question amongst longtime hockey fans.Later on in the same series, Milbury was quoted as having said that "Ovechkin was playing like a dog.Mike Milbury twice referred to the Washington Capitals as the "Crapitals", he was later contacted by Capitals Majority Owner Ted Leonsis who demanded an apology.Milbury apologized privately to Leonsis as reported on Leonsis' "Ted's Take" blog, but later referred to the Capitals again as the "Crapitals".Ovechkin and Milbury remained professional however proceeded to make veiled innuendos towards one another for the remainder of the interview.The interview ended with Milbury making a comment about Ovechkin's hair shrewdly suggesting that Alex Ovechkin needed a haircut.The interview was received negatively by the Capitals fan base and generally negative by the hockey community at large.This is one single issue that has caused a measure of considerable distaste for Mike Milbury and to a lesser extent NBC Sports among the Capitals fan base