NHL roundup: Tied atop standings, Capitals get players back from virus protocol
The Capitals are no longer missing any players at practice because of virus-related reasons as COVID-19 takes its toll around the league.
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The Capitals are no longer missing any players at practice because of virus-related reasons as COVID-19 takes its toll around the league.
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — Tied for the most points in the NHL, the Washington Capitals are faring better in the ongoing battle against the coronavirus than many of their rivals.
Mathew Barzal, playing his first game following a stint in COVID-19 protocol, scored the New York Islanders first goal and added two assists Thursday night as
Mathew Barzal, playing his first game following a stint in COVID-19 protocol, scored the New York Islanders first goal and added two assists Thursday night as
The Bruins will not play their next two games.