As draft concludes, Caps still have holes

MONTREAL | The Washington Capitals' brass left Bell Centre satisfied with seven new prospects added to an already deep farm system, but there is likely more work to be done before the big club's roster is complete. General manager George McPhee and his staff added six players Saturday during the second day of the NHL draft, but there were no new veterans added via trades and a few holes remain for a team that expects to contend for the Stanley Cup next season. "There wasn't a lot of [trading] going on here. There may be more of that next week ... Email </a