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The Capitals won the franchises first Stanley Cup four years ago Tuesday. A look at the roster, and whos left, since.

High on the Capitals’ list of priorities this offseason is injecting some youth into one of the NHL’s oldest rosters. Who makes the team?

From Backstrom to Wilson, we’re taking a look at and grading the 2021-22 season for the players who played a significant role for the Caps during the campaign, with an eye towards 2022-23. Next up, Nick Jensen.

But which of the teams who were eliminated in the first round needs to blow it up the most? The Daily Faceoff Roundtable members make their picks.

This morning, an explosion was heard in Energodar, temporarily occupied by the Russians. At the entrance of a multi-storey building on Kurchatov Street, 38, a protege of the Russian Federation, a collaborator and the "people's mayor" Andrei Shevchik, elected by the occupiers, was blown up.

It is impossible to connect Zaporizhzhya NPP to Rosatom.

The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has marked its 30th year, at anniversary summit hosted by Moscow, with renewed multilateral

The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) was formed on May 15, 1992, following the collapse of the Soviet Bloc in Eastern Europe and shortly afterwards the Soviet Union itself.

We're getting a Battle of Florida in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, a rematch of last year's Battle of Florida.

Four years, four first-round exits. Since winning the Stanley Cup in 2018, the Washington Capitals have failed to advance in the playoffs. But days after losing to the Florida Panthers in six games, Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin sounded like a man who wanted to run it back. So too did coach Peter Laviolette, who insisted Washington's aging core could still be successful.