Here are five reasons the Capitals were eliminated: ...

The Washington Capitals seem to have how they want to ... they're able to pressure the Canadiens into mistakes that lead to sustained offensive-zone pressure and scoring chances.

Averaging over 16 minutes of ice time, he posted career-high numbers in every offensive category. This next step is the culmination of the Capitals' vision for Protas. It began in 2019 ...

But their high-end offensive players can be game-breakers, so Washington will need to slow down the likes of Suzuki, Caufield and Patrik Laine. Goaltending is a question mark for the Capitals.

In that situation, when the Capitals failed to properly flip the puck into their offensive zone, it caused problems. “If (we) go past them, we just lost a number. Now (we’re) cheating and ...

The Washington Capitals hoped that having to win Game ... we’re getting a lot of sustained [offensive] zone time and a lot of puck possession and good chances. I think [we need to] continue ...

The Washington Capitals ended the Carolina Hurricanes ... allowing the mobile defender to float in the offensive zone. It turned out to be the exact right button to push. Gostisbehere was all ...

The Capitals live and die with Ovechkin’s offensive production. They have great depth players who helped them win the division, but Ovechkin is still the catalyst. Between the Game 5 win over ...

Photo credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images Arber Xhekaj made his long-awaited playoff debut on Friday night against the Washington Capitals. During warm-up, Sportsnet’s cameras caught him having a ...

With 16 minutes left in the second period of Game 4 of the Washington Capitals-Montreal Canadiens ... yet technical issues still prevented them from working out for part of Sunday night.