Washington Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery didn’t provide an injury update on Logan Thompson on Saturday, but did seem to clear a path for Charlie Lindgren to start Game 4 against the Canadiens on Sunday.
Tomorrow sees the start of the long-awaited series between the best team in the East, the Washington Capitals, and the Montreal Canadiens. In goal for Martin St-Louis’ team: Samuel Montembeault, no surprise.
The Washington Capitals came away with a 3-2 overtime victory over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, and for goaltender Charlie Lindgren, there was some extra motivation due to the recent trade of his brother, defenseman Ryan Lindgren, from New York to the Colorado Avalanche.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
On Monday, the Washington Capitals handed out their second contract extension to a goaltender in six weeks with a three-year, $9 million deal signed by Charlie Lindgren.
The Washington Capitals signed goaltender Charlie Lindgren to a three-year, $9 million contract extension Monday. Lindgren, 31, is 13-10-3 with a 2.70 goals-against average, an .896 save percentage and one shutout in 27 games this season.
The Washington Capitals have locked up the second part of their goalie tandem. News emerged on Monday morning that the Capitals have gotten Charlie Lindgren signed to a new deal.
The Washington Capitals announced Monday that the club has signed goaltender Charlie Lindgren to a three-year extension that carries a $3-million annual average value.
The Washington Capitals have both halves of their goaltending tandem signed beyond this season.
The Colorado Avalanche and the New York Rangers may be getting the 2025 trade deadline week started. Today they announced a trade of Ryan Lindgren for Calvin de Haan with another player to each team, and two picks to the Rangers.
The Washington Capital recently signed goalie Logan Thompson to a six-year contract extension, but they might not be done making deals with their netminders.
After getting a six-year, $35.1M contract done with pending UFA netminder Logan Thompson on Monday, the Capitals are looking to keep the other half of their goaltending tandem from reaching the open market.
Washington Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren on Saturday delivered the most ridiculous save of the year.
There were 13 games yesterday in the National Hockey League, with 26 teams in action across the league. Several highlights truly caught attention. Here’s a global summary.
The Washington Capitals have activated goaltender Charlie Lindgren from injured reserve. Lindgren had missed the last three games with an upper-body injury, one he sustained on January 10th against the Montreal Canadiens when Nick Suzuki had collided with Lindgren in the crease.
Washington Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren practiced with the team on Wednesday for the first time since his upper-body injury on Friday. He will travel with the team to Ottawa but is still on injured reserve and isn't eligible to play in Thursday's game against the Senators.
He suffered an upper-body injury in the second period of Friday’s game against Montreal.
Washington Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren left Friday night’s contest versus the Montreal Canadiens after sustaining an upper-body injury. The incident occurred early in the second period when Capitals forward Brandon Duhaime shoved Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki into Lindgren.
Washington goalie Charlie Lindgren took a hit to the head and left the Capitals' home game against the Montreal Canadiens on Friday. In the first minute of the second period, Lindgren was struck in the side of the head by Montreal's Nick Suzuki, who was checked into the goalie by Brandon Duhaime.
Charlie Lindgren stopped 24 shots and the Washington Capitals benefitted from goals late in the first two periods to defeat the visiting Carolina Hurricanes 3-1 in a matchup of two of the top teams in the Metropolitan Division on Friday night.
Washington Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren said that he made “the worst mistake” he had ever made on ice when he went to play the puck and inadvertently sent it into his net against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
There were 15 NHL games yesterday. The Canadiens won in Columbus, but there was also plenty of action in all four corners of the league. And it shook: To see a goalie score a goal in hockey is rare.
The Washington Capitals edged the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-4 in a thrilling contest on Wednesday night, but the game will likely be remembered for an unusual moment involving Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren.
That’s not what Charlie Lindgren had in mind for a goalie goal. Midway through the third period of Wednesday’s contest versus the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Washington Capitals goaltender attempted to backhand the puck behind the net, however his miscalculation saw him steer the puck into his own goal.
On Wednesday night, Washington Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren got a little too loose with the puck.
Charlie Lindgren has waited a long time for this opportunity. He can claim the starting goalie job for the Washington Capitals for this upcoming 2024-25 season.
Before their four-day break, the Calgary Flames took the ice at the Saddledome against the visiting Washington Capitals but fell 5-2. The Flames registered 36 shots on goal, but Charlie Lindgren in the Washington net kept them to two goals after the Capitals took a 3-0 lead.
Lindgren hasn't made an NHL start since March 2020 and before the league temporarily shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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