Washington Capitals
Tuch scores twice in his first game for Washington, helping Capitals beat Hurricanes
Alex Tuch scored twice in his first game for Washington, Alex Ovechkin opened his 22nd NHL season with an assist and the Capitals beat the Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes 5-2 on Friday night.
SharesCapitals hope added depth can carry them to another championship
The Washington Capitals have grown tired of the offseason talk of expectations.
SharesCapitals brush off abbreviated training camp ahead of opener against Hurricanes
The overhauled Capitals have already run out of time to ramp up to regular-season speed.
SharesCapitals, rest of Metropolitan Division in dogfight behind defending champion Carolina
Everyone else in the Metropolitan Division is looking up at the Carolina Hurricanes.
SharesCapitals’ Leonsis elected chairman of NHL Board of Governors
The NHL Board of Governors has a new chairman. Capitals owner Ted Leonsis was elected to the position on Tuesday, filling the role vacated by the outgoing Jeremy Jacobs of the Boston Bruins.
SharesCapitals’ Cristall fined for preseason cross-check as training camp roster narrows
The NHL fined Washington Capitals prospect Andrew Cristall $2,250.86 on Tuesday for cross-checking Hunter McDonald of the Philadelphia Flyers during Monday's exhibition game.
SharesOvechkin is back, and the Capitals added significant talent in the offseason after missing playoffs
After fans and even some opponents started saying their goodbyes to Alex Ovechkin late last season, the NHL's career goal-scoring leader decided to return for a 22nd NHL season.
SharesNo birthday cakes or summer beers: Reloaded Capitals open training camp with one lofty goal
The Capitals have heard the outside expectations of another Stanley Cup run after a bevy of offseason acquisitions via trade and free agency. Their expectations are smaller, starting with a successful training camp that began on Thursday morning.
SharesCapitals’ Ovechkin preaches ‘peace and love’ after pro-Putin ad
Alex Ovechkin isn't interested in discussing his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
SharesLOVERRO: Ovechkin’s disheartening, demoralizing connection to Putin
I'm sort of surprised by the furor this latest Ovechkin public support of Putin has generated. He's been doing this since at least 2017.
SharesCapitals’ Sourdif agrees to 8-year, $50.8 million deal following promising rookie season
Ryan Leonard wasn't the only Capital to sign an eight-year contract on Tuesday. The franchise announced late in the day that forward Justin Sourdif agreed to a deal worth $50.8 million over eight seasons.
SharesOvechkin appeared in pro-Putin ad while in Russia
After NHL career goal-scoring leader Alex Ovechkin appeared in an ad for Vladimir Putin's United Russia party that came to light this week, the Washington Capitals said their long-time captain was asked to participate in the video campaign while back in his home country this summer.
SharesCapitals say Alex Ovechkin was asked to film United Russia ad while home this summer
After NHL career goal-scoring leader Alex Ovechkin appeared in an ad for Vladimir Putin's United Russia party that came to light this week, the Washington Capitals said their long-time captain was asked to participate in the video campaign while back in his home country this summer.
SharesCapitals sign forward Leonard to 8-year, $84M extension
One of the Capitals' rising stars will remain in Washington for the foreseeable future. The franchise signed forward Ryan Leonard to an eight-year, $84 million contract extension on Tuesday.
SharesCapitals’ Oshie elected to U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
A Washington Capitals legend will join the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in November.
SharesDistrict of Sports: Examining the World Cup’s impact after the U.S. loss
The World Cup has thrilled crowds and TV audiences across North America over the last six weeks. But even with captivating storylines, stars and results, will the tournament's impact fade after a humbling United States loss in the round of 16?
SharesCapitals to open, end upcoming season with road trips
The Washington Capitals will open the 2026-27 NHL season on the road against the defending champion Carolina Hurricanes on Oct. 2, the league announced Thursday.
SharesCapitals to host rival Penguins in home opener
The Washington Capitals will host the rival Pittsburgh Penguins in their 2026-27 home opener, the NHL announced Wednesday.
SharesOvechkin thrilled to rejoin ‘contender’ Capitals as he delays retirement
It only took the Capitals 10 minutes to re-sign Alex Ovechkin once the NHL's all-time leading goal scorer confirmed he'd return for a 22nd NHL season, the Russian said on Monday. He's the capstone for the Capitals' busiest offseason in years.
SharesLOVERRO: Ovechkin belongs to Washington again and Washington belongs to him
The gift of Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals will continue for one more season.
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