In two games as a member of the Washington Capitals, Jason Arnott has certainly made a positive impression on and off the ice. Tonight, he added to the legacy of his fantastic NHL career with a game-winning goal to give the Caps a 3-2 victory over the visiting St. Louis Blues.Arnott's goal, his 14th of the season and first with the team, came as the result of a beautiful pass from Alex Semin on a two-on-one that quickly developed late in the third period. But it was certainly not his first impression wearing the red, white and blue.On Tuesday, Arnott notched the game-winning assist in overtime against the New York Islanders and then proceeded to speak his mind about his new team's deficiencies. Something he said must have worked because the Caps looked much improved tonight.After falling behind in the first, on a goal by Alexander Steen on a two-on-one that resulted because John Erskine got stuck up ice and looked awful, the Caps struck back off the stick of Scott Hannan, wh...
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