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Spencer Carbery evaluates Jack St. Ivany after Capitals claim him off waivers: ‘Someone that can help us as we’re battling through injuries’

The Washington Capitals claimed defenseman Jack St. Ivany off waivers from the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday, adding a right-handed defenseman to an injury-plagued backend. After the Capitals’ 4-3 overtime win over the Buffalo Sabres, head coach Spencer Carbery was asked by RMNB’s Katie Adler to share his thoughts on the move. “I think just a

Alex Tuch has had his revenge on the Buffalo Sabres, Caps win in OT

After three days of rest, which is too many, the Washington Capitals returned to action slightly healthier to take on the Buffalo Sabres (4-4-2). The Capitals opened the game with two excruciating misplays in their own zone. First, Jack Quinn had a clear path to the net versus Ovechkin’s line. Then Chychrun turned the puck

Capitals vs. Sabres live updates: Alex Tuch scores overtime winner against former team, lifts Washington to 4-3 comeback victory

Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals (5-4-0) are back at Capital One Arena on Saturday night, looking to bounce back from arguably their most frustrating performance of the young season. The Capitals enter its matchup against the Buffalo Sabres (4-4-2) having lost two of its last three games, including Tuesday’s 5-2 defeat to the

Capitals’ Alex Tuch shares heartfelt message ahead of first game vs. Sabres since offseason departure

Alex Tuch was one of the Buffalo Sabres’ most important players for half a decade, emerging as a star forward in Western New York and helping the franchise snap a 14-season playoff drought in 2025-26. But he was unable to come to terms on a new contract with general manager Jarmo Kekalainen. He signed an […] The post Capitals’ Alex Tuch shares heartfelt message ahead of first game vs. Sabres since offseason departure appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Connor Hellebuyck is in New Jersey, but Sabres goalie Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen knows he can still be traded

Sabres netminder Ukko‑Pekka Luukkonen admits the trade chatter surrounding his name is impossible to ignore, even when he steers clear of social media. He says anyone claiming they don’t see the rumors is “lying,” and notes that friends and the media keep him informed. The article explores Luukkonen’s perspective on his possible move as Connor Hellebuyck lands in New Jersey, highlighting the persistent speculation about the Finnish goalie’s future.

Capitals recall goaltender Mitch Gibson with Logan Thompson still out injured

With a big question mark in their crease heading into Saturday’s game against the Buffalo Sabres, the Washington Capitals turned to the AHL’s Hershey Bears for reinforcements. The Capitals recalled goaltender Mitch Gibson from the Bears after Logan Thompson missed Friday’s practice with a lower-body injury. Caps head coach Spencer Carbery said post-skate that Thompson

Sabres’ Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen reacts to Connor Hellebuyck trade to Devils

The Buffalo Sabres were linked to a potential Connor Hellebuyck trade for months, leaving Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen to deal with speculation about his own future — but the star goaltender is headed elsewhere. With Hellebuyck joining the New Jersey Devils in a blockbuster on Friday, Luukkonen is welcoming the chance for some of that noise to […] The post Sabres’ Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen reacts to Connor Hellebuyck trade to Devils appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Sabres’ Jiri Kulich injured in practice, status for road trip uncertain

Sabres center Jiri Kulich suffered a facial injury during a power‑play drill at today’s practice, prompting an immediate doctor's visit, coach Lindy Ruff said. The 22‑year‑old was knocked down, bleeding heavily, and was helped off the ice at KeyBank Center. Ruff offered no update on Kulich’s condition, leaving his availability for the upcoming road trip in doubt. Fans will be watching for further medical news before the team’s next games.

Flyers’ youth movement is about to force some difficult roster decisions

After a nine‑game losing streak, the Philadelphia Flyers have sparked a surprising turnaround thanks to a surge from their under‑24 core. A 3‑1 win over the Buffalo Sabres extended the team’s three‑game streak, even as veterans Cam York, Rasmus Ristolainen, Tyson Foerster, Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett remain sidelined. Rookie defenseman Oliver Bonk logs nearly 20 minutes per game, while Denver Barkey ties for second‑most points with four. Cole Knuble debuted with two goals, Matvei Michkov racks up four goals and six points in four games, and Porter Martone helps secure the first win of the year. As the injury‑ridden roster improves, the Flyers will soon face tough ice‑time decisions when the veterans return.

Flyers rookie Cole Knuble achieves franchise feat not seen in 30 years vs. Sabres

The Philadelphia Flyers have begun to turn their 2026-27 season around, following nine consecutive losses with three straight victories, the latest a 3-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres at KeyBank Center on Wednesday night. Rookie Cole Knuble was the hero in Western New York, scoring his first two career goals in just his second NHL […] The post Flyers rookie Cole Knuble achieves franchise feat not seen in 30 years vs. Sabres appeared first on ClutchPoints .