Adding to the frustration that Montreal Canadiens fans are experiencing right now is the decision by the NHL not to punish Washington Capitals players for their actions in Game 2.
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The Maple Leafs missed out on adding a true top-4 defenseman this past off-season and the now Capitals defenseman is showing why Matt Roy was worth the money.
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?
Former NHL player and analyst Alan May didn’t hold back on Friday’s episode of "First Up with Korolnek & Colaiacovo," sharing his disappointment that the Toronto Maple Leafs failed to sign defenseman Matt Roy during free agency.
Last season, the Capitals narrowly eked out a playoff berth, which ended in a sweep by the President's Trophy-winning Rangers. Evidently not keen on that result, GM Chris Patrick decided to be very aggressive in the offseason.
Washington Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery announced that defenseman Matt Roy has been activated and will return to the lineup on Nov. 6 against the Nashville Predators.
He’ll now get the chance to be an impact shutdown player as advertised on a Capitals team that’s far exceeded expectations in the first few weeks of the season.
The Capitals made a pair of roster moves on Monday.
The Washington Capitals appear to have avoided any long-term concerns with defenseman Matt Roy’s injury. According to Russian Machine Never Breaks writer Katie Adler, the Caps said on Monday morning that Roy is only day-to-day with the lower-body injury that he left Saturday’s game against the New Jersey Devils with.
He left the team’s Saturday game just a few minutes into the second period, though he didn’t seem limited in any way on his final shift.
Washington Capitals defenseman Matt Roy left Saturday’s game against the New Jersey Devils due to a lower-body injury, and as per an announcement from the team, did not return to the game.
If one team has a workhorse starter who will play 65 games, that matters. If another team has two excellent goalies who will split the load, that also matters.
Their options are limited at this stage of the NHL calendar, but there are still a few options worth exploring.
The Washington Capitals will play their regular-season home opener against the New Jersey Devils in about a month. Before that big night, the organization has a lot of business to take care of.
While former Washington Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan made some big acquisitions this offseason through trade, he also made a crucial free agent signing on July 1.
Despite not happening a lot more in the NHL, there are some famous (or infamous) offer sheets that occurred in the past. Shea Weber signed a 14-year offer sheet worth $110 million with the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2012 offseason.
The Washington Capitals have a lot of new players who came into the fold this summer. Pierre-Luc Dubois, Andrew Mangiapane, Jakob Chychrun, Matt Roy, and Logan Thompson are all going to make their Capitals debuts this upcoming season.
The Washington Capitals signed Matt Roy to a six-year, $40.25 million contract on the first day of free agency. It’s easy for Los Angeles Kings players to fly under the radar with everything going on in the city, so some hockey fans may have been surprised when Roy was on the list of the top free agents.
It was recently revealed that the Toronto Maple Leafs were pursuing top defenseman Matt Roy, but ultimately, he signed a six-year, $34.5 million contract with the Washington Capitals.
Day 1 of NHL free agency was nothing short of pure chaos. Here we look at some of the best and worst of the exhilarating day.
The Washington Capitals appear hellbent on remaining competitive as long as Alex Ovechkin is kicking around and chasing Wayne Gretzky’s career NHL goals record.
The Washington Capitals have signed defenseman Matt Roy to a six-year contract worth $5.75 million annually, according to Elliotte Friedman. Roy was selected in the seventh round of the 2015 NHL Draft by the Los Angeles Kings.
The 2024 NHL offseason has begun, and the free-agent market is starting to take shape. There is an abundance of right-handed defensemen available, including Matt Roy of the Los Angeles Kings.
As NHL free agency nears, five players who should be receiving more love.
One of the team's decisions to make will come on the blue line as the Kings debate whether or not to retain the services of Matt Roy.
The Edmonton Oilers are moving on in this season’s NHL playoffs and as is often the joke when a hockey team gets eliminated, the Los Angeles Kings will hit the golf course.
Matt Roy was selected 194th by the Los Angeles Kings’ in the 2015 NHL Draft and has completely outperformed his draft position. He debuted in the NHL in the 2018-19 season, playing just 25 games, but has since become a lineup regular.
It’s Round 1, Part 3, between the Edmonton Oilers and the Los Angeles Kings. With the Vegas Golden Knights losing to the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday night
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