Washington Capitals
Washington Capitals
T.J. Oshie, the heart of the Caps, wants to keep playing. He’s not sure if he can.
Washington General Manager Brian MacLellan said the organization will support Oshie — whatever he decides.
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The Rangers swept the Capitals, and it’s time for the new core to take charge
The Capitals weren’t close to the Rangers, the class of the NHL. Washington’s climb back awaits — and the characters have to change.
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Capitals expect Rasmus Sandin, Nick Jensen back for do-or-die Game 4
With its season on the line, Washington should be getting much-needed reinforcements for its depleted group of defensemen against the Rangers.
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As the Caps face elimination, they seek a return to their identity
Spencer Carbery is keenly aware that the Capitals’ season-long issues have been at the center of their difficulties in this Stanley Cup playoff series.
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John Carlson, ‘sick and tired’ of losing teammates, keeps answering the bell
As Washington’s absences mount in its playoff series against the New York Rangers, the burden increasingly falls to John Carlson
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Trailing 2-0 in series, Capitals set to host Rangers for Game 3
The Washington Capitals are set to host the New York Rangers for Game 3 of their first-round Stanley Cup playoffs series on Friday night.
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The Capitals, down but not out, hope for a more disciplined Game 3
“A seven-game series isn’t won or lost in the first two,” T.J. Oshie said. “It obviously helps when you go up two, but I like where our game is trending right now.”
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Alex Ovechkin looks ‘a little bit off,’ and it’s a big problem for the Caps
For the Capitals to have a chance at putting a dent in their 2-0 playoff deficit, their captain and offensive pulse needs to find a way to get going.
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Capitals enter Game 2 against Rangers looking to reset their standard
Washington Capitals head into Game 2 of their first-round Stanley Cup playoff series seeking a better effort from across the lineup.
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