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NHL launches ‘Hot for Hockey’ campaign to capitalize on hockey romance boom

Have you ever been listening to an audiobook and thought to yourself, Geez, this sure could use more romance. Perhaps a real sports league and players to draw from. And definitely a massive, unhinged, fuzzy, orange thing to tie it all together? Well, you’re in luck. The NHL now has you covered! The league recently

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Matt Roy and Dylan Strome officially named Capitals alternate captains for 2026-27 season, joining Tom Wilson

The Washington Capitals‘ leadership committee for the 2026-27 season was finalized on Thursday, a day before the team hits the road for its season-opening game against the Carolina Hurricanes. Alex Ovechkin will serve as the Capitals’ captain for an 18th season, making him the third-longest-tenured captain in NHL history, behind only Sidney Crosby and Steve

Logan Thompson says people were ‘rooting against’ Charlie Lindgren: ‘I didn’t like that’

Plenty of noise has surrounded Washington Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren heading into the 2026-27 season, especially after the team lost fellow goalie Clay Stevenson on waivers earlier this week. Lindgren struggled to find consistent play in net last season, going just 9-8-3 with a 3.52 goals-against average and an .879 save percentage. His struggles raised

Capitals won’t host annual Rock the Red Carpet event before Home Opener due to Capital One Arena renovations

The Washington Capitals will be playing the Pittsburgh Penguins in their Home Opener next week, but one familiar part of the festivities will be missing. The club announced Thursday that, because of ongoing renovations at Capital One Arena, which include construction on F Street, it will not host its annual “Rock the Red Carpet” event.

I cut the cord, here’s how I watch Caps games without cable now

I finally cut the cord this summer. I won’t tell you which cable provider I had, but if you look at any ranking of the worst customer-service companies on the planet, I bet you’ll find them. Now I’ve got fiber optic, which means I can get called slurs by 12 year olds in first-person shooters

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‘He didn’t say a great word to me’: Nathan MacKinnon challenges, then drops Brandt Clarke in rare fight after hit on Cale Makar

Nathan MacKinnon scored twice, put eight shots on net, and dropped the gloves in the Colorado Avalanche‘s emphatic 8-4 season-opening victory over the Los Angeles Kings, Wednesday. While MacKinnon’s goals were in character, his third-period fight against Brandt Clarke was not, as the fired-up superstar dropped the gloves for the first time since Dec. 27,

Hendrix Lapierre scores in impressive debut with Pittsburgh Penguins

Hendrix Lapierre had a memorable debut for the Pittsburgh Penguins. In a nationally televised 7-0 blowout over the Philadelphia Flyers, Lapierre scored his first goal with his new team and dominated at five-on-five while skating on the Penguins’ third line. Lapierre’s goal came 7:26 into the second period, putting the Penguins up 4-0. Hendrix Lapierre’s

Spencer Carbery on Capitals losing Clay Stevenson to Jets via waiver claim: ‘It’s unfortunate’

The Washington Capitals knew they were taking a risk when they waived goaltender Clay Stevenson in their final-round training camp cuts. On Monday, that risk became reality when the Winnipeg Jets claimed him for their NHL roster. Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery addressed the loss of the club’s third-string netminder after Wednesday’s practice and admitted

There are now 28 NHL players who were born on or after the day Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby made their NHL debuts — including two Capitals

Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby are entering their 22nd NHL seasons. During that time, they went from exciting young rookies to two of the greatest players in NHL history, winning a combined four Stanley Cups and nearly every individual award the league gives out. With their careers now spanning three decades, the two generational talents

Washington Capitals to wear red Screaming Eagle third jerseys at 10 home games during 2026-27 season

The Washington Capitals are bringing back their red Screaming Eagle third jerseys this season. The team announced Wednesday morning that the alternate sweaters, initially introduced last year, will be worn at 10 home games throughout the 2026-27 campaign. Third jersey schedule, 2026-27 season Date Opponent Time Location Oct. 9 New York Rangers 7 p.m. Capital

Please fill out the Happiness Survey before COB today

FINALLY. Summer felt endless, which is fine if you’re a Beach Boy, but it sucks if your job is writing about ice hockey. The regular season, two games bigger this year, is about to begin, but I have a major problem. I know nothing about your happiness levels. Unacceptable. You will now fill out the

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Connor Hellebuyck may land with Carolina Hurricanes through three-way trade (report)

Connor Hellebuyck may finally be closing in on a new home. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Carolina Hurricanes are the most likely landing spot for Hellebuyck as they have become aggressive in making a deal. Friedman believes Carolina is pursuing a three-team trade to acquire Hellebuyck, with defenseman Alexander Nikishin as the primary piece

Hershey Bears sign goaltender Cal Petersen to a one-year AHL contract

The Hershey Bears have filled the hole left in their crease after the Winnipeg Jets claimed Clay Stevenson off NHL waivers on Monday. Hershey announced Tuesday that they have signed veteran netminder Cal Petersen to a one-year AHL contract. Petersen had been with the Bears on a professional tryout basis after doing the same with

Two former Capitals players hit NHL waivers

After 150 players hit NHL waivers over the weekend ahead of Monday’s roster deadline, two more hit the waiver wire on Tuesday, the NHL’s opening day. And the names will be very familiar to Washington Capitals fans. Defenseman Vincent Iorio and forward Conor Sheary were placed on waivers by the New York Rangers and Buffalo

We need your predictions for the 2026-27 season

It is coming. The Washington Capitals did a major makeover this summer, and the 2026-27 starts imminently. I cannot allow the season to proceed, however, until I can get your predictions about how it will go. For example: Is this Ovi’s final season? Where the Caps power play rank? How big will LT’s workload be?

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Let’s talk about it: The Capitals’ decision to keep Charlie Lindgren and ultimately lose Clay Stevenson on waivers

The Washington Capitals lost Clay Stevenson on Monday in a highly-debated move as they tried to sneak the prospect goaltender through waivers before Opening Night rosters were due. The Winnipeg Jets claimed the 2024 Calder Cup champion backup goaltender, adding much-needed depth to their netminding quandary. The Western Conference team is currently without Connor Hellebuyck,

Kirill Marchenko traded by Blue Jackets to Maple Leafs in blockbuster trade that includes Matthew Knies

Kirill Marchenko has a new home with the Toronto Maple Leafs, leaving the Columbus Blue Jackets in a blockbuster trade on Monday afternoon. The Maple Leafs acquired Marchenko from Columbus for a return led by winger Matthew Knies, as well as goaltender Elvis Merzlikins. Marchenko will also be signing a six-year contract extension with Toronto

Clay Stevenson claimed by Winnipeg Jets off waivers

Clay Stevenson is leaving the Washington Capitals organization. Monday, the Capitals’ prospect goaltender was claimed off waivers by the Winnipeg Jets. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman first reported the news. The Jets’ claim comes as they are currently without three-time Vezina Trophy-winning goaltender Connor Hellebuyck, who did not report to training camp after his trade request was