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The Capitals extended their lead at the top of the Eastern Conference with a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night. Michael Latta scored his second of the season and John Carlson got his second goal in as many games. Goals and celebrations below.
By Hana Imiolczyk 7 years ago
Photos: Amanda Bowen
The Caps debuted their alternate home jerseys on Wednesday night versus the Senators. Looking even better on the players than off, the new sweaters bring a classic Capital feel back to the uniform. While photographing warm-ups, I caught some fun moments, including Jason Chimera “attacking” Marcus Johansson. I’m sure it’ll put a smile on your face.
By Amanda Bowen 7 years ago
“I wasn’t even trying to hit him,” Tom Wilson told the press after Wednesday’s 2-1 win over the Ottawa Senators. Wilson had to watch the end of that game from the locker room, expelled from the ice following a big hit on Curtis Lazar.
What you think of the hit and the penalty depends on what you think of Tom Wilson in general. This much is clear: Wilson has a bad reputation in the league.
By Peter Hassett 7 years ago
The Washington Capitals looked great on Wednesday night, and I’m not just talking about their uniforms. A win over the Ottawa Senators wasn’t in doubt until Tommy Drama got the home team in trouble late, but some sturdy penalty killing and the world’s best goaltender made it 22 wins for the Caps.
Michael Latta got Washington on the board in the first period with a breakaway goal set up by Dmitry Orlov’s skyward pass. John Carlson put the Sens in a two-goal hole with a one-timer masterfully facilitated by Justin Williams. Tom Wilson got a match penalty late in the third period, allowing Ottawa to spoil Braden Holtby’s shutout, but that was it.
Caps beat Sens 2-1!
By Peter Hassett 7 years ago
The Washington Capitals looked stellar in the first period against the Ottawa Senators. Their jerseys looked great and their play looked even better. And thanks to this breakaway goal by Michael Latta, they’ll take a lead into the second period.
