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The Capitals are chasing the Hurricanes. They may not catch them.
For part of Monday night, the Washington Capitals stunk. For other parts, they tried desperately to remain with the Carolina Hurricanes — and just about did. But think about that for a second. It feels as if the Capitals are merely trying to hold on to this second-round Stanley Cup playoff series with the tips of their fingernails as the Hurricanes rip it away from them.
The Capitals have no other choice, trailing the Carolina Hurricanes 3-1 in the Eastern Conference Second Round heading into ...
After dropping Game 4 to the Carolina Hurricanes, the Washington Capitals are now on the brink of elimination. Washington ...
The Washington Capitals are in unfamiliar territory after their most recent loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Following the ...
As much as the Hurricanes won Game 4, the Capitals lost it with a lack of execution at too many key times. Like in Game 3, ...
The Canadiens' youth will be a problem for the NHL for years, but the impact of their veterans must be considered as the ...
The Washington Capitals found the life they were looking for against the Carolina Hurricanes, but it came too late, and ...
That would help the Capitals’ lineup feel more complete — and give them another threat to finish a play with a puck in the net. Only Ovechkin and Tom Wilson scored more goals for the Caps this ...
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The Blue Jackets made sure their elimination wasn’t from a loss to the Capitals, who started their third goalie. Hunter Shapard, and have the best record in the conference sewn up. Zach Werenski ...
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