The Washington Capitals declared forward Justin Sourdif and defenseman John Carlson as out just minutes before Wednesday night’s game against the San Jose Sharks.
Tom Wilson scored in his third straight game and the visiting Washington Capitals beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 on Tuesday night. Anthony Beauvillier and Aliaksei Protas also scored for the Capitals, who have won five straight and eight of nine.
Hockey Canada has a set of difficult decisions to make as the deadline for finalizing their roster for the Olympic Games in February in Italy approaches.
Tom Wilson scored twice and Logan Thompson carried a shutout deep into the third period Sunday afternoon for the visiting Washington Capitals, who continued surging with a 4-1 win over the reeling New York Islanders in Elmont, N.Y.
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The Capitals did it again last night against the Canadiens. In fact… Tom Wilson got his way again last night on the ice against the Canadiens. That’s how it was in the playoffs at the end of last season… and that’s how it was again last night.
The Montreal Canadiens absorbed another hit both on and off the ice Thursday night during an 8–4 loss to the Washington Capitals that extended their losing streak to five games.
With two goals in Wednesday night’s game against the Edmonton Oilers, Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson solidified himself in team history. With his first goal of the game, he passed Bobby Carpenter for all-time goals, putting himself in the top 10.
Things are really bad for the Canadiens. Yesterday’s heavy defeat(8-4 to Washington) confirms that the Habs’ good start to the season, when they beat bad clubs, is far behind us.
Tonight, the Washington Capitals will be in town. Which reminds us that this is the first NHL organization many of the club’s youngsters have faced in the playoffs, last spring.
The Washington Capitals’ Logan Thompson and Tom Wilson have been making their case to be included on Team Canada’s roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
The Washington Capitals dropped a tightly contested game 1–0 to the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night, but the loss wasn’t without theatrics. Forward Tom Wilson caught attention again, this time for mocking what he clearly considered to be a Radek Faksa dive with another of his usual antics.
There are still a lot of hard feelings regarding what happened during the Vancouver Canucks‘ matchup with the Washington Capitals on Sunday. However, there will be no punishment for the player who knocked one of the Canucks’ key players out of action.
Everybody is still talking about the crushing hit that happened in Sunday’s game between the Washington Capitals and Vancouver Canucks. In the final minute of the first period, Capitals forward Tom Wilson caught Canucks forward Filip Chytil admiring is pass in the neutral zone, delivering a huge hit that knocked Chytil to the ice.
The National Hockey League needs to step in and protect its players from unabashed cheap-shot artists like Washington Capitals right wing Tom Wilson. On Sunday, Wilson lined up an easy target in Vancouver Canucks center Filip Chytil.
The Hurricanes won last night's game in landslide fashion against the Capitals, and after the game, Carolina mocked Tom Wilson with a viral social media post.
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson is the classic love-hate player in the NHL. You likely love him if he plays for your team and you likely hate him if he does not.
Tom Wilson and the Capitals rolled past Montreal in round one of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and after the game, the veteran called out his defeated opponent.
The name Tom Wilson used to be synonymous with fisticuffs and suspension-worthy hits in the NHL. But over the last several seasons, the Capitals forward has seen less and less of the penalty box while seeing his point totals rise consistently.
Hockey fans typically read a lot of content about Alexander Ovechkin and his scoring abilities leading the Washington Capitals. This season, it's Washington's "villain" who's become one of the team's top assets.
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson is a polarizing character in the NHL. He's the kind of player that opponents would love as a teammate, but opposing fans love to hate.
The Washington Capitals won their second game of the season and handed the Dallas Stars their first loss by winning a close contest, 3-2. The Stars opened the scoring in the first period thanks to a goal by Colin Blackwell.