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Spencer Carbery provides updates on Pierre-Luc Dubois, Justin Sourdif, and Matt Roy as Capitals prepare for Kings

The Washington Capitals appear close to getting one of their most important players back into their lineup. Pierre-Luc Dubois, the club’s top-line center, practiced with his teammates for the first time after missing the last four games with an illness. However, while Dubois returned to drills to some extent, he still wasn’t a full participant

Evgeny Kuznetsov’s father, Evgeny Sr., dies at 60

Evgeny Kuznetsov Sr., father of former Washington Capitals center Evgeny Kuznetsov, passed away on Sunday at the age of 60. Kuznetsov’s mother, Larisa Kuznetsova, announced the sad news on her Instagram account. Kuznetsov’s agent, Shumi Babaev, also posted a statement about Evgeny Sr.’s passing on his Instagram. “Evgeny Kuznetsov’s father – Evgeny Kuznetsov Sr. passed

These are your predictions for the 2026-27 season, and you need to own them

Before the season began, I asked you dear readers to share your predictions for how 2026-27 might go. This exercise complements the Happiness Survey, telling us how we’re all feeling in a snapshot of time – but it also promises us a future opportunity to make fun of ourselves. Enough time has passed for us

Lynden Lakovic scores first AHL goal in Hershey’s 5-3 win over Providence

Lynden Lakovic had a night he’ll never forget in Hershey. Five minutes and 12 seconds into the first period, Lakovic found the back of the net for the first time as a professional, beating Providence Bruins goaltender Simon Zajíček. Lakovic’s power-play goal put the Bears up 1-0. Lynden Lakovic’s first AHL goal The Bears’ rookie

It’s not overpassing if it works: Caps crush Devils

It was a gorgeous autumn afternoon here in Frederick, Maryland, and I missed it not at all while I watched the Washington Capitals out-skill the New Jersey Devils on home ice. Arseny Gritsyuk teamed up with Dawson Mercer to beat Logan Thompson and put the Devils up first. The Caps did not like that. Ryan

Capitals vs. Devils live updates: Washington beats New Jersey 4-2 behind goals from Leonard, Protas, and Strome

Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals are back in action Saturday afternoon, but an illness making its way through the locker room is complicating their plans. The Capitals (4-3-0) will host the New Jersey Devils (4-3-0) at Capital One Arena for a 1 pm matinee, looking to build on Wednesday’s entertaining 5-4 victory over

Pierre-Luc Dubois placed on injured reserve after illness forces him to miss fourth straight game

Pierre-Luc Dubois will miss a fourth straight game due to illness on Saturday. During Spencer Carbery’s pregame chat with media, the Washington Capitals head coach confirmed that the team’s star center would miss Saturday’s matinee matchup against the New Jersey Devils with the bug, joining Justin Sourdif and Matt Roy out of the lineup. The team also recalled Jonny Brodzinski

Capitals recall Jonny Brodzinski from Hershey as illness takes toll on forward corps

With an illness continuing to work its way through the Washington Capitals‘ locker room, the team is turning to the Hershey Bears for reinforcements. The Capitals recalled veteran forward Jonny Brodzinski from their AHL affiliate after Justin Sourdif missed practice on Friday. During his pregame chat with reporters this morning, Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery

TJ Oshie and Braden Holtby to hold public autograph signings in November

Washington Capitals fans have two upcoming opportunities to meet members of the franchise’s 2018 Stanley Cup championship team in November. TJ Oshie and Braden Holtby will hold public autograph signings at Eavesdrop Brewery in Manassas, Virginia, on consecutive weekends, with Oshie appearing on Saturday, November 14, and Holtby following on Sunday, November 22. Both events

Ryan Leonard is hopping during warmups for reasons unknown

The Washington Capitals are no strangers to warmups shenaniganery. Whether it’s their elaborate pregame tunnel routines, physically lifting up teammates on the ice, or Tom Wilson and TJ Oshie’s butt-tapping ritual (which has continued even past Oshie’s retirement), the Caps have never let the seriousness of game preparation stop them from having fun. Enter: Ryan

Justin Sourdif joins Pierre-Luc Dubois in missing Capitals practice due to illness

Illness continues to plague the Washington Capitals‘ center-ice depth. After seeing Pierre-Luc Dubois miss the last three games and not yet return to practice due to falling ill, the Caps are now also missing Justin Sourdif for the same reason. Washington announced that Sourdif is sick after he didn’t participate in Friday morning’s skate at MedStar

‘Oh, and it didn’t go!’: Doc Emrick reveals he couldn’t see Braden Holtby’s ‘The Save’ when he made iconic Stanley Cup Final call

Few broadcasters have captured the excitement, unpredictability, and sheer drama of hockey quite like Doc Emrick. With his unmistakable voice, colorful vocabulary, and extraordinary gift for describing the action as it unfolded, Emrick provided the soundtrack to some of the most memorable moments in NHL history. For Washington Capitals fans, few of those calls are

Alex Ovechkin’s concerning start to the season

Ahead of the 2026-27 regular season, Alex Ovechkin suffered a lower-body injury and didn’t appear in a preseason game. Forty-one years old and in his 22nd and final NHL season, Ovechkin’s training camp has essentially been the start of the regular season. And the early returns have not been great. Ovechkin is, points-wise, experiencing the

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