Alex Alexeyev: 2022-23 season review
With two injuries and a long stretch of scratches, Alex Alexeyev's rookie season was kind of cursed.
With two injuries and a long stretch of scratches, Alex Alexeyev's rookie season was kind of cursed.
What's there to say about Tom Wilson that has not already been said about Recep Tayyip Erdoğan?
For the second straight year, Vitek Vanecek put up an almost fine regular season and an atrocious playoffs, and he threatens to…
Trevor van Riemsdyk took on a much bigger role in 2021-22, and the Capitals were a better team for it.
Conor Sheary has an undeniable offensive touch, but he'll need a boost to keep reaching those goal-scoring heights.
Justin Schultz is a defender who sometimes struggles to defend the part of the ice where a lot of goals get scored.
Ilya Samsonov is still a goalie for the Washington Capitals.
For a minute there, Alexei Protas seemed like a good option on Ovechkin's off wing.
In spite of John Scott, Alex Ovechkin scored fifty goals last season. And he's about to turn 37 years old.
TJ Oshie is getting older, and he lost a lot of time to a foot injury, but it sure seems like he's…
Dmitry Orlov is Washington's most dependable defender, which is just a longer way to say "best" but without starting an argument about…
Connor McMichael is a fast, young forward who likes to shoot, and it sure seems like the Capitals hate that.
Anthony Mantha's first full season with Washington did not go as planned.
As the Capitals' supposed 13th forward, Brett Leason sure did play in a lot of hockey games last season.
As a trade deadline pickup, Johan Larsson did nothing less than save Washington's fourth line.
Evgeny Kuznetsov's comeback season nourished the soul.
Axel Jonsson-Fjallby finally made his NHL debut this season, but did he do enough to secure a spot going forward?
Yay, it's the Marcus Johansson review. Everybody loves Marcus Johansson.
Nick Jensen was the best part of Washington's blue line all season long.
Garnet Hathaway is not just lowkey one of the most valuable players in Washington; he's one of the most overlooked players in…
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