The Washington Capitals will play their next five games on the road, starting Sunday night with the Chicago Blackhawks, who, incidentally, suck.
Puck drops at 7 PM. I’ve got recap duty.
By Peter Hassett 3 days ago
The Washington Capitals are in business again at home, this time against a Metro Division rival in the New York Rangers. The Rangers played last night and loss 5-2 to the New Jersey Devils, so this is prime opportunity for the Caps to beat up on some tired legs.
Puck drop is at 7PM on NBC Sports Washington and I will be back for your recap.
By Chris Cerullo 5 days ago
The Capitals are home hosting a fellow Eastern Conference squad this evening, the Toronto Maple Leafs! There’s a change in goal for the Caps, Ilya Samsonov will replace Braden Holtby in net, forcing some to think about the potential for goalie drama (which in MY opinion….is entirely too early). Hopefully, the Capitals can capitalize (sorry) on the Leafs being a little tired since they played last night at home against the Wild and won 4-2.
Puck drop will be at a normal 7PM EST, thank the Lord. Watch on NBC Sports Washington and Peter is back with the recap.
By Elyse Bailey 7 days ago
The Capitals are back home at Capital One Arena for a three-game homestand. First up, hosting the Colorado Avalanche. This will be the first game back in DC for Andre Burakovsky after he was traded to the Avs for a second round pick, a third round pick, and a minor league player. I can’t lie to you guys, I really miss that little weirdo! But…watching him do well for another team is unsettling. I’d like to personally request that he doesn’t score a game-winning goal tonight. Philipp Grubauer will also be making his return to DC. He visited last year, but he wasn’t on the ice during that visit. He’ll be in goal for the Avs tonight.
Puck drop will be at 5PM EST (yeah…we know). Watch on NBC Sports Washington and Julia will have a recap for you.
By Elyse Bailey 1 week ago
The Washington Capitals will end their mini Western Conference road trip with a visit to the “Lone Star State” to take on a team made up of more than one Star. The Caps and Dallas Stars will wrap up their two game season set, not seeing each other again until a potential Cup final.
Puck drop is at 8 PM because we’re doing that central time thing again. I’m recapping tonight, get mildly whelmed.
By Chris Cerullo 2 weeks ago
The Capitals have hit the road and they’re in Nashville to play the Predators. Evgeny Kuznetsov is back on the second line, I’m still buzzing from the Nationals win, and the Mystics are playing for the title again tonight. Let’s have some fun.
Puck drops around 8 PM. Pete will have the recap.
By Elyse Bailey 2 weeks ago
Guess who’s back, back again? Kuzy’s back, tell a friend. The Washington Capitals are hosting the Dallas Stars this evening at Capital One Arena and Evgeny Kuznetsov is finally back in the lineup. Missed his big smile, his bird celly, all of it. Missed him, love him :….)
Puck drops around 7 PM. Chris will deliver you a gorgeous recap right after the game.
By Elyse Bailey 2 weeks ago
Finallyyyyyyyyy, the Capitals have come back to Washington. After two games on the road, the Capitals will host the Carolina Hurricanes for the home opener at Capital One Arena. It’s going to be a good one, as these two teams don’t exactly love each other right now.
Puck drops around 7 PM. I’m Peter, and I’ll be your recap specialist this evening.
By Peter Hassett 3 weeks ago
I am so proud of all of us for making it here today. It’s the first game of the regular season and the Capitals are in St. Louis to battle the recent Stanley Cup Champions. I think it’s incredibly flattering that the Blues wanted to play us for their first game back (I know that’s not how it works, but I’m going with it).
The puck will be dropping around 8 PM. You can catch all the action on NBCSN and Peter Hassett will meet you back here after the game for a recap. It’s a thrill to be back. Let’s go Caps.
By Elyse Bailey 3 weeks ago
The Capitals are back on the road for Game Six against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Caps are up in the series 3-2 and have the chance to close it out tonight. The boys need to stay focused, beat that gosh dang goalie (who had 48 out of 49 saves in Games Three and Four), and basically play exactly like they did on Saturday night. That was magic.
Puck drop is at 7 PM and you can stream the game using the My Teams app. Peter will have the usual perfect recap for you after the game.
By Elyse Bailey 6 months ago
