The Washington Capitals announced their 2021-22 preseason schedule on Thursday and there’s one notable change from year’s past.
The slate of preseason games will be starting a few weeks later than usual, which will push the start of the NHL regular season into mid-October.
It’s finally here.
The NHL has released the schedule for the 2020-21 season. As discussed before, the Washington Capitals will only play teams in its division, meaning there will be eight games against the Pittsburgh Penguins this season… at least.
The Capitals will open the season in Buffalo on January 14 against the Sabres.
After defeating the Boston Bruins 2-1 Sunday, the Washington Capitals earned the number three seed and will play the six-seeded New York Islanders in the first round of the playoffs.
Game One of the series is Wednesday at 3 PM. The first five games of the series will be aired on NBC Sports Washington.
The full schedule is below.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
Early Wednesday morning, the NHL released the potential schedule for the second round of the playoffs.
Should the Caps advance, they would start their series against the New York Islanders at Capital One Arena Friday night at 7:30 pm. The game dates and locations are as followed.
By Julia Karron 3 years ago
Here’s something to liven up what is otherwise one of the dullest off seasons in recent memory: The Caps have released the schedule for next season.
In a shocking turn of events, half the games are road games! Let’s look together.
By Peter Hassett 6 years ago
Summer just started but winter is coming, specifically on October 10th, when the Washington Capitals’ 2015-16 season kicks off with an opener against the New Jersey Devils and a four-game homestand. Yeah, the schedule has been released. You can view every game for every team, or you can hop on down here and view the Caps schedule in whatever cheesy format I can make fit here.
UPDATE: Nathan has made downloadable versions of the schedule that you can put in your calendar. Just home games, just road games, and all games. And here is an ICS version made by Peter S.
By Peter Hassett 7 years ago
Hey everybody. Happy summer and everything, but I’ve gotta remind you: Winter is coming.
The NHL has released the 2014-15 schedule. In a stunning development the Caps will play 82 games with just about half of them at home. Weird how it always works out like that. Venture below for the full thingy and instant, totally shallow analysis.
By Peter Hassett 8 years ago
The Southeast Division is no more. Starting in October, the Washington Capitals will be competing in a value-sized version of the Patrick Division from days gone by– now known as The Metropolitan Division. It’ll be a tough going, but at least now we’ve got specifics. The NHL has finally released the upcoming season schedule, and we’ve got your breakdown right here.
Uh…
Well, there’s 82 games.
Um.
Some of them are on the road. Some of them are at home. About 50/50, I suppose.
More summertime analysis behind the jump, plus the whole dang sched.
By Peter Hassett 9 years ago
Yes, they finally released it!
The players ratified the CBA, and so here we are. 48 games, 48 chances.
I recommend you download the schedule to your calendar using the Capitals’ convenient downloady thing.
The schedule and our impressions are below.
Hot off the presses, people!
Follow us past the jump to feast your eyes on all 82 games along with our knee-jerk reactions.
By Chris Gordon 11 years ago
