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Washington ended its four-game losing streak by beating Calgary 3-1 on the road, flipping a rough first period into a dominant middle frame (notably 18 five-on-five scoring chances in the second). Hendrix Lapierre snapped a 90-game goal drought with his tally, Aliaksei Protas scored the eventual game-winner, and Alex Ovechkin sealed it with an empty-netter as Calgary’s goaltenders kept the Flames competitive."
Hendrix Lapierre ended a 90-game goalless streak by scoring against the Calgary Flames, chopping the league’s longest active drought; his goal sparked a big celebration from teammates, and he now has two goals in two games against Calgary.
Hendrix Lapierre delivered a strong performance for the Capitals against the Kraken, contributing significantly to the team's dominant five-on-five play with positive process stats and effective shifts, despite not scoring himself. His line's impact was evident in shot attempts, scoring chances, and high-danger chances, though his ice time was limited in the third period. The game highlighted his potential and the coaching staff's confidence in his play.
The Washington Capitals are set to open their 2025-26 NHL season at home against the Boston Bruins, with key players like Hendrix Lapierre and Ryan Leonard aiming to establish consistency and reliability, while the team focuses on building on last season's success and improving their third line performance.
With Alex Ovechkin sidelined due to a leg injury, Hendrix Lapierre is set to return to the Washington Capitals lineup, playing on the left wing of the third line. Despite struggling earlier in the season, head coach Spencer Carbery aims to reward Lapierre's patience and hard work by giving him another opportunity. Lapierre, who has yet to score this season, will need to prove his consistency and effectiveness to maintain his spot, especially with competition from the recently-recalled Miroshnichenko.
The Washington Capitals have acquired Lars Eller from the Pittsburgh Penguins to strengthen their third line, but he won't play against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Hendrix Lapierre will fill the third-line center spot for the game. Capitals coach Spencer Carbery emphasized Lapierre's development despite the increased competition for playing time. The team will need to adjust their roster when Sonny Milano returns from injury.
Hendrix Lapierre and other recent Hershey Bears call-ups shine for the Washington Capitals in a victory against the Ottawa Senators, with Lapierre scoring two goals in his return to the NHL. Aliaksei Protas also stood out with a three-point night. Lapierre's performance comes after a successful stint in the AHL, where he gained confidence and honed his skills. The young players stepped up in the absence of injured teammates, showcasing their talent and determination to contribute to the team's success.