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While Montreal did well to block 26 shots and stay in the game against the Hurricanes, they struggled to fire pucks on net during 5-3 loss.

Taking a closer look at soon-to-be Caps' blueliner Ethan Bear, and what he can bring to the lineup.

As of Christmas Eve, the Washington Capitals have won their last four games, having gone 9-1-0 over the last ten games. Way back at the beginning of the month, I wrote: To [make the playoffs, the Caps would] need to win 72 of their remaining 114 points. That would be a .631 standings-points percentage for…

Every successful team needs to have defensemen they can rely on. Whether it's taking care of business in their own end and denying opposing scoring chances or…

The Washington Capitals will conclude their weekend back-to-back with a matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes. Like the Capitals, the Hurricanes are 4-4-2 in their last 10 games, but are tough to beat at home, posting an 8-2-1 record. Spencer Carbery will turn to Darcy Kuemper in net after Charlie Lindgren got the start against the…

The Washington Capitals and Carolina Hurricanes waited until almost Christmas to renew acquaintances for the 2023-24 season. The Metropolitan Division matchup has gotten spicy in the past especially after the two teams did battle in the playoffs just a few years ago. Sebastian Aho blasted Carolina into the lead almost halfway through the second period.…

If losing fossil fuels completely, or nearly completely, is a risk for some of the world's population, it might be useful to think through some of the things that go wrong. The following are some of my ideas about things that change, mostly for...

Dmitry Orlov was drafted by the Washington Capitals in the second round of the 2009 NHL Draft and went on to play in 11 seasons for the team. The Russian defenseman was a major part of the Capitals' 2018 Stanley Cup winning team and formed a close bond with fellow Russian stars Alex Ovechkin and…

The Bruins had an inconsistent month, but head coach Jim Montgomery still believes there's "room for growth" for Boston.

The Washington Capitals totally washed the Chicago Blackhawks to keep their win-streak going, but the big story was the big guy. Alex Ovechkin caught a bouncing puck to score number 798, then camped out at the doorstep to score number 799. The Hawks caught a break late in the first as Matt Irwin fell to…