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Caps vs Golden Knights pregame: Turning two more into one more (Game Four)

The Washington Capitals are up 2-1 in the Stanley Cup Final and have another opportunity to take a win at home tonight. The Vegas Golden Knights are going to continue trying to find their  momentum again, which could happen with their recent lineup changes. As for the Capitals, they’ll be sticking with their usual lineup.

It’s taken a while for all of this to sink in for me, but it’s starting to and I’m becoming a little speechless. Be safe wherever you’re rallying, have a good time, and let’s go Caps.

Puck drop is at 8PM on NBC (probably a bit more toward the 8:15PM mark, but still). After the game, Peter will have your recap.


The final regular season stats:

 
Record 51-24-7 49-26-7
Shot Attempt % 51.5% 48.3%
PDO 100.4 101.4
Power Play 21.4% 22.5%
Penalty Kill 81.4% 80.3%

Projected Lines

No lineup changes, fam. Why fix what ain’t broken at the moment? Thanks to Isabelle Khurshudyan at the Washington Post, as always.

Ovechkin – Kuznetsov – Wilson
Vrana – Backstrom – Oshie
Burakovsky – Eller – Connolly
Stephenson – Beagle – DSP

Kempny – Carlson
Orlov – Niskanen
Orpik – Djoos

Holtby

Break the Pattern

Storylines

Pick Your Garbage Up

I mean this, from the bottom of my heart. Don’t pollute the stairs, don’t pollute the streets. Have fun, but please be courteous.

Full Coverage of Game Four

Headline photo: AP Photo/John Locher

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