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Roman Josi’s power-play goal in the third period helped the Nashville Predators hold off the Washington Capitals 3-2 in Nashville, with Cole Smith opening the scoring and Ovechkin putting Washington on the board for his 20th of the season before Ethen Frank’s late Caps tally; Washington pressed in the second but couldn’t finish, while Nashville benefited from penalties and momentum to seal the win.
The article discusses the Washington Capitals' challenging season, highlighting their close yet elusive pursuit of success, and the ongoing frustrations faced by the team and its fans.
The Pittsburgh Penguins overcame a third-period deficit to beat the Washington Capitals 5-3, with key performances from Crosby, Rust, and Dewar, highlighting their resilience and improved team play after a shaky start to the season.
Alex Ovechkin became the first NHL player to score 900 goals, achieving this milestone with the Washington Capitals, and joining an elite group of players in hockey history.
The St. Louis Blues are making two lineup changes for their game against the Washington Capitals, emphasizing physicality with Nathan Walker and Logan Mailloux returning to the lineup. The Blues aim for consecutive wins, while the Capitals seek to break a four-game winless streak, with the game scheduled for November 5 at 6:30 p.m. CT.
As Alex Ovechkin begins his 21st NHL season, having recently surpassed Wayne Gretzky's goal record, questions arise about whether this will be his final season, with considerations about his legacy and future plans.
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.
The Washington Capitals will start their preseason against the Boston Bruins, featuring a mix of veterans, prospects, and new players, including first-time game participant Sonny Milano and new NHL player Declan Chisholm, with the game broadcast on Monumental Sports Network.
Lynden Lakovic, a promising young player, is impressing at his first NHL training camp with the Washington Capitals, showcasing confidence, speed, and skill, which could position him for a longer stay in the preseason and potentially beyond.
The article announces the return of the Screaming Eagle, a promotional event for the Washington Capitals, and provides their upcoming game schedule along with details about promo nights and retail information.
The Washington Capitals' 2025-26 NHL season schedule features a home opener against Boston, multiple homestands, a lengthy February Olympic break, and extensive road trips, including a six-game Western Canada trip. The season includes 82 games with strategic breaks, back-to-back sets, and varied home and away stretches, culminating in a busy and well-structured campaign.
The Washington Capitals announced their 2025-26 NHL schedule, starting with a home game against the Boston Bruins on October 8, featuring multiple homestands, key matchups, and a season pause for the Winter Olympics, with notable games including holiday matches and a focus on their strong previous season performance.
The Washington Capitals signed 23-year-old forward Justin Sourdif to a two-year, $1.65 million contract, highlighting his strong performance in the AHL with Charlotte and brief NHL experience with Florida, including a goal scored in his single NHL game of the 2024-25 season.
The Florida Panthers traded Justin Sourdif to the Washington Capitals in exchange for two future draft picks: a 2026 second-round and a 2027 sixth-round selection.
The Washington Capitals acquired forward Justin Sourdif from the Florida Panthers in exchange for draft picks, with Sourdif showing promising performance in the AHL and a brief NHL appearance, highlighting his potential as a young forward.