The Washington Capitals seemed well on their way towards reclusion a few seasons ago. They managed to win the first Stanley Cup in franchise history in 2018 — but by 2022, only eight members of the Cup-winning roster were still in Washington.
Washington Capitals star Tom Wilson once again came under the spotlight for his antics. On Tuesday, in the game against the Carolina Hurricanes, the forward hilariously stole the mouthguard of Sebastian Aho during a brawl.
The Washington Capitals often find themselves under the microscope during the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and there was much to dissect in Game 1 of their second-round showdown with the Carolina Hurricanes.
The Washington Capitals will see a boost to their forward ranks for Game 5 versus the Montreal Canadiens as Aliaksei Protas is set to return, reports Tarik El-Bashir of Monumental Sports Network.
Since yesterday, there’s been a lot of talk about the state of health of the CH players. Patrik Laine’s wrist is clearly bothered, and seeing Samuel Montembeault leave with an injury yesterday is cause for concern.
Lightning center Anthony Cirelli is a game-time decision for Game 2 vs. Florida tonight after departing Game 1 early with an undisclosed injury, tweets Colby Guy of the Palm Beach Post.
Washington forward Aliaksei Protas is unlikely to play Monday night when the Capitals open their Eastern Conference first-round series against the visiting Montreal Canadiens.
Martin Fehervary and Aliaksei Protas did not practice for the Capitals today, per NHL.com reporter Tom Gulitti. He adds that defender Jakob Chychrun did practice despite a puck deflecting into his face at practice yesterday.
The Eastern Conference-leading Washington Capitals will be without Aliaksei Protas on a week-to-week basis after the forward suffered a lower-body injury, Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery confirmed Sunday per Tarik El-Bashir of Monumental Sports Network.
The Washington Capitals expect to celebrate a momentous occasion in the coming days. Captain Alex Ovechkin needs just one more goal to set a new NHL record for most goals scored in a career.
At least for one Washington Capitals forward, the days of dreaming about making NHL history being limited to playing video games are over and have turned into a reality.
Aliaksei Protas has emerged as a genuine star in the NHL, and it appears Washington knew it, as he reveals the shock he had by how much the team offered him.
With two assists Tuesday night against the Detroit Red Wings, Washington Capitals’ forward Aliaksei Protas brought his point total to 61, and he now holds the single-season record for most points by a player born in Belarus.
There was a lot, a lot of action in the NHL on Tuesday night. Eleven games were presented in all corners of the league! The Canadian won against the Canucks, but let’s see what happened elsewhere: How did the game between the Capitals and the Ducks go?
The Washington Capitals scored twice in a first-period span of 5:06 and held on for a 3-1 win over the visiting Boston Bruins in a New Year's Eve matinee on Tuesday.
The Columbus Blue Jackets came into Thursday night’s game against the Washington Capitals looking for a much better performance. They were able to grind out a point before losing in overtime.
Aliaksei Protas scored his second goal of the game at 2:23 of overtime and the visiting Washington Capitals rallied to beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1 for their 10th consecutive road win.
The Washington Capitals have a couple more seasons at the minimum before the Alex Ovechkin Era of their history possibly comes to an end. As things currently stand, Ovechkin is under contract until 2026.
23-year-old forward Aliaksei Protas recently signed a five-year, $16.875 million extension contract with the Washington Capitals. He seems excited about the opportunity, stating, “It’s a big honor.
The Washington Capitals have signed 23-year-old center Aliaksei Protas to a five-year contract extension. Protas is one of the 10 tallest players in the NHL, measuring 6-foot-6, 225 pounds.