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Pothier is comfortable moving up on offense
Instead the puck slid into the right goal post and not into the net, and the Toronto Maple Leafs were able to eventually escape with a 2-1 shootout victory.
The Washington Capitals will aim for a fourth consecutive victory tonight when they host the Minnesota Wild in an interconference clash at Verizon Center.
Preview: The Southeast Division-leading Capitals, coming off an 11-round shootout victory over the Islanders on Wednesday, are 3-1 without superstar Alex Ovechkin, who wants to return tonight from a shoulder injury.
Stream live Washington Capitals vs Minnesota Wild
Stream live Washington Capitals vs Minnesota Wild >> Watch live stream Washington Capitals VS Minnesota Wild NHL, United States of America 13 November, 2009 7:00 PM ET Last 10 matches: Minnesota 5-4-1; Washington 7-1-2 Its not yet Thanksgiving in the nation's capital and the Capitals stand poised to run away with the Southeast Division unless ...
Nylander may be on way out of D.C.
It hasn't happened yet, but sometime, probably within a week, the Washington Capitals will officially announced that Michael Nylander has been loaned to Dynamo Minsk of the KHL, Russia's super league.
1, Washington figured to experience a dropoff in offense. After a 3-2 loss at New Jersey in their first game without Ovechkin, the Capitals scored 11 goals in a home-and-home sweep of Florida, capped with a 7-4 home victory Saturday.
Ovechkin nears return to lineup
's timetable to return to the lineup for the Washington Capitals remains unclear, but all signs at practice Monday point to sooner rather than later.
Pothier carries Capitals past Panthers
Playing without Alex Ovechkin is one thing, but the Washington Capitals were losing a player a period Friday night.
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New York Islanders (2-4-5) at Washington Capitals (8-2-2), 7 p.m.
The New York Islanders will try to post back-to-back victories for the first time since last March when they visit the streaking Washington Capitals tonight at Verizon Center.
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For moments in the second period, it looked like the Washington Capitals were not going to be able to match the Philadelphia Flyers' intensity, physically.
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Jeff Schultz tallied three points and scored the go-ahead goal on an odd bounce, and the Washington Capitals used three scores in an 88-second span during the second period to defeat the Atlanta Thrashers, 5-4, at Philips Arena.
Caps hope to extend win streak to four in clash with Islanders
Jeff Schultz #55 of the Washington Capitals looks on during Game One of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals of the 2009 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs against the New York Rangers on April 15, 2009 at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC.
Caps beat Thrashers 5-4 with 3 straight goals
Jeff Schultz, Matt Bradley and Chris Clark scored in an 88-second span of the second period, Semyon Varlamov stopped 22 shots and the Washington Capitals beat the Atlanta Thrashers 5-4 on Thursday night for their third straight win.
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Caps Let Lead Slip, but Take a Shootout
Alex Ovechkin provided all of Washington's offense in the first 65 minutes of Saturday night's game. Then the two-time MVP scored the only goal in the shootout to lift the Capitals to their second straight victory, a 3-2 decision over a Nashville Predators team they probably should have finished off in regulation.
'We had them 2-0 there, and they are a team that is mentally battling themselves right now,' center Brendan Morrison said. 'I think if we get that third goal, the floodgates open. But we didn't and we let them back in it.'
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Capitals Come Up Short in Shootout With Devils
The Washington Capitals earned a point in the standings, but their performance against the New Jersey Devils did little to quell concerns about their ability to hold on to a late lead or stay out of the penalty box at critical times.
The Capitals lost their fourth straight game Monday at Verizon Center, 3-2, in a shootout after blowing a one-goal lead with less than seven minutes left to play, then giving the Devils a power play in overtime.
'Even though we have a fairly veteran team, it's learning how to win again,' Coach Bruce Boudreau said. 'When you've got it, instead of thinking, 'Uh-oh, what's going to happen, what's going to go wrong?' You're thinking, 'No problem, we're going to win it.' That's the mind-set a little bit right now. So it would be good to eventually win a game again.'
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With Flyers, Capitals Begin Tough Stretch
Coach Bruce Boudreau has plenty to be pleased about after his team's first two games. The Washington Capitals are scoring goals in bunches, the goaltending has been solid and special teams have been, well, special.
But, as Boudreau said after Monday's practice, it's far too early for any back-patting, particularly with the most challenging portion of the regular season schedule set to begin Tuesday against the undefeated Flyers.
Mike Knuble's return to Philadelphia marks the start of a stretch in which all six of the Capitals' opponents qualified for the playoffs last season, including two -- the Detroit Red Wings and San Jose Sharks -- who would surprise no one if they ended up playing for the Stanley Cup in June.
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