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Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin to retire from NHL after 2026-27 season

The NHL will officially be losing one of its icons following the 2026-27 season. On Monday, Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin announced that he would be retiring from the NHL following this season. Ovechkin sent his thanks to his teammates and the Capitals organization in a statement that the team posted on social media. “My […] The post Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin to retire from NHL after 2026-27 season appeared first on ClutchPoints .

‘He needs to get in the gym’: Capitals first-round pick Terik Parascak healthy-scratched opening weekend as Bears take patient approach with prospect

HERSHEY, PA — While Lynden Lakovic and Petr Sikora had a promising opening weekend for the Hershey Bears, another Washington Capitals prospect was kept on the sidelines. Terik Parascak was a healthy scratch in both of Hershey’s games against the Charlotte Checkers on Saturday and Sunday — a surprising decision from afar considering his pedigree.

Petr Sikora scores milestone first AHL goal after sensational pass by Andrew Cristall

A day after Lynden Lakovic picked up his first AHL point in his professional debut, another young Washington Capitals prospect followed up with a milestone of his own. In the Hershey Bears’ 3-2 victory over the Charlotte Checkers, Petr Sikora scored his first AHL goal, finding the back of the net with 17 seconds remaining

Capitals will not go undefeated this season after a poor first period dooms them against Lightning: numbers for the morning after

The Washington Capitals couldn’t repeat their Friday night success in Raleigh when they took the ice against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday. The Caps fell into a 2-0 hole after a poor first period and never recovered, ultimately losing 3-1 after allowing an empty-net marker late in regulation. Playing back-to-back road games as your

Lightning Strike Down Capitals in Home Opener

The Tampa Bay Lightning needed a response after an ugly opening-night performance in New York. They delivered one The post Lightning Strike Down Capitals in Home Opener appeared first on We Never Stop .

Lightning pick up first win of the season, 3-1, over Capitals

The Tampa Bay Lightning started fast, battled a much bigger Washington Capitals team, and held on for a 3-1 victory in their home opener. First period goals from Charle-Edouard D’Astous and Conor Geekie built the lead, and Jake Guentzel’s empty-netter sealed it as Andrei Vasilevskiy made 19 saves in his 600th career game. Brandon Hagel finished the night with two assists. In just the second game of the season, Coach Jon Cooper made some tweaks to the line-up as he went with an 11/7 rotati...

Matt Roy leaves Capitals game against Lightning after suffering lower-body injury

Matt Roy played just two periods for the Washington Capitals against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night. Roy played 14:22 of ice time through the first 40 minutes of regulation but did not rejoin Washington’s bench after the second intermission. The Capitals then announced that Roy had suffered a lower-body injury and would not

Former Capitals Stanley Cup Champion Evgeny Kuznetsov Leaves KHL Club Abruptly

Former Washington Capitals star Evgeny Kuznetsov has found himself in a difficult situation this season. After eight games with his fourth club he's played for in the KHL, the Novosibirsk Sibir, the former Stanley Cup champion, agreed to a mutual contract termination.  According to a report found on social media, he ended his season abruptly due to family issues, circumstances beyond his control.  Evgeny Kuznetsov and his KHL team, Novosibirsk Sibir, have agreed to a mutual contra...

Capitals at Lightning Preview: Opening night, take two

Time: 7:00 PM EST Location: Benchmark International Arena TV/Stream/Radio: The Spot, MNMT, ESPN+, 102.5 The Bone Odds: Lightning -150 Know the Opponents: Russian Machine Never Breaks They say that you never get a second chance at a first impression. They, being Will Rogers, an American humorist who was born all the way back in 1879. The Tampa Bay Lightning are hoping that Mr. Rogers is just a little bit off in his assessment of human nature. Because, if they can’t conv...