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NHL insiders reveal teams interested in trading for Ivan Miroshnichenko and share more details on what it could cost to acquire him
The Washington Capitals could have several trade partners for Ivan Miroshnichenko as the organization looks for a new home for the young Russian forward. According to The Fourth Period’s David Pagnotta, the Chicago Blackhawks, Vancouver Canucks, Philadelphia Flyers, Seattle Kraken, Calgary Flames, and Los Angeles Kings have all shown interest in acquiring Miroshnichenko. The interested clubs will bid
NHL officially announces release date for Hometown Remix jerseys
The NHL and Fanatics’ long-awaited Hometown Remix jersey program has finally been given an official release date. On Thursday morning, the league revealed that the “launch date” for all 32 teams’ new sweaters will be Monday, November 2, at 10 am. The Florida Panthers will be the first team to wear the new looks in
Alex Ovechkin, 41, sends Flyers’ Hunter McDonald sprawling with massive shove: ‘No surprise really’
Despite not recording a point, Alex Ovechkin had one of his stronger games of the season in the Washington Capitals‘ 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday. The Capitals outshot the Flyers 6-4 and controlled 69.9 percent of the expected goals (0.56 to 0.24) with Ovechkin on the ice at five-on-five, according to Natural
Capitals get more offense from their big-time offseason additions: numbers for the morning after
The Washington Capitals gave the tired and downright bad Philadelphia Flyers almost nothing in a fun 5-2 home-ice victory on Wednesday night. The Caps led for the majority of the game and shut the door for good during the second period. They easily beat a team they should easily beat. We take those. As I
Lynden Lakovic records career-high three points, extends point-streak to five games in Hershey’s 3-2 win over Rochester
Washington Capitals 2025 first-round pick Lynden Lakovic is quickly finding his footing during his rookie season pro. The 19-year-old forward recorded his first career three-point game, scoring a goal and adding two assists in the Hershey Bears’ 3-2 victory over the Rochester Americans. The win at Blue Cross Arena on Wednesday marked Hershey’s first W
Matt Roy gets two penalties in eight seconds, including one for abuse of officials after referee said he ‘showed him up twice’
Matt Roy is one of the most even-tempered players in the NHL, but on Wednesday night, the veteran defenseman found himself in some rare penalty trouble during the Washington Capitals‘ 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Roy took back-to-back penalties eight seconds apart in the third period, briefly putting the Capitals in a stressful situation.
Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou score twice, Dylan Strome has hat trick of assists in dazzling performance from Capitals’ top line against Flyers
WASHINGTON, DC — The Washington Capitals’ first line buoyed them to victory on Wednesday night, with Alex Tuch, Dylan Strome, and Jordan Kyrou all tallying multiple points in the 5-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers. Only one of the Capitals’ goals didn’t feature a point from a member of the first line. Tuch and Kyrou
Alex Tuch perfectly sums up Alex Ovechkin’s approach to hockey: ‘Having some beers and winning some games’
Alex Tuch was TNT’s pre- and postgame guest during their telecast of the Washington Capitals‘ 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Tuch got the nod due to scoring twice, including the overtime winner, in his previous outing against the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday, and then following that up with another two tallies against the Flyers
More magic from Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou helps fuel Capitals’ home-ice win against Flyers
The Washington Capitals hosted the Philadelphia Flyers at Capital One Arena for the first time this season. The Caps seem to never actually play hockey these days, so it was good to see them battle another team instead of just each other at practice. Alex Tuch stayed scalding hot to open the scoring early in
Meet Devin Cooley, the Flames goalie going viral for his wildly philosophical interviews: ‘Nothing matters. Nobody cares. We’re all going to die.’ He has a pet bunny, too.
NHL player interviews are rarely must-see TV. Most feature clichés about getting pucks deep, playing a full 60 minutes, and taking things one game at a time. Honesty and bluntness? More like: let’s avoid headlines and not be bigger than the team. Calgary Flames goaltender Devin Cooley is changing all of that, though, and has
Capitals vs. Flyers live updates: Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou score twice as Washington defeats Philadelphia 5-2
Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals (6-4-0) are finally back at it Wednesday night, hosting the Philadelphia Flyers (3-7-4) at Capital One Arena in their final game of a season-long five-game homestand. And if it’s felt like forever since the Capitals last played — it has! This is just the team’s third game in
Ryan Leonard and Cole Hutson mostly fail to scare teammates in Capitals’ Halloween prank
Brandon Duhaime may be gone, but his Halloween prank lives on another year — now with two much less scary dudes. Ryan Leonard and Cole Hutson did their best to terrorize their teammates ahead of Halloween, donning clown and zombie masks to ambush them as they walked into the rink. Not only did the young
Spencer Carbery on Jack St. Ivany playing with Cole Hutson during Capitals debut: ‘Cole’s going to be in some different spots, and he just has to be aware’
The Washington Capitals will have a new face in their lineup against the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday night. Head coach Spencer Carbery confirmed that defenseman Jack St. Ivany will be making his Capitals debut. Washington claimed the 27-year-old defender off waivers from the Winnipeg Jets last weekend, and he’ll make his first appearance since Winnipeg’s
Capitals return goaltender Mitch Gibson to Hershey Bears
The Washington Capitals sent goaltender Mitch Gibson back to the Hershey Bears on Wednesday afternoon. Gibson returns to Hershey as the Capitals prepare to welcome number-one netminder Logan Thompson back into their lineup. Thompson was out with a lower-body injury and missed last weekend’s game against the Buffalo Sabres, which led to Gibson’s brief stint
Capitals morning skate: Logan Thompson back from injury, Jack St. Ivany’s debut, and projected lineup against Flyers
The Washington Capitals are ready to get back to game action after another three-day break between matchups. They’ll host the Philadelphia Flyers at Capital One Arena on Wednesday night, the first half of a back-to-back. After a disappointing loss to the Los Angeles Kings last week, the Capitals put together one of their better overall
Washington Capitals’ Hometown Remix jersey design appears to leak through viral rendering
The NHL hasn’t officially unveiled its new Hometown Remix jerseys yet, but Washington Capitals fans may have just gotten their clearest look at their team’s new design through a rendering posted by hockey uniform outlet Jersey Nerds. On Tuesday morning, the account published renderings of 20 NHL teams’ upcoming Hometown Remix sweaters on X, claiming
Spencer Carbery recalls watching Pierre-Luc Dubois torment Auston Matthews before trade to Washington, calls him a ‘huge part’ of Capitals
Pierre-Luc Dubois has spent much of the last year out of the lineup, losing most of the 2025-26 season to injury and missing five of the last 10 games while out sick. But when he’s healthy enough to play, he’s been one of Washington’s top skaters. Not only has Dubois found offensive success, tallying 89
Bravo, service dog in training, visits Capitals practice
ARLINGTON, VA — The Washington Capitals welcomed a VIP to the rink on Tuesday. Bravo, a 13-week-old service dog in training through America’s Vet Dogs, stopped by MedStar Capitals Iceplex during Capitals practice, bringing smiles to the team and media alike. Bravo, who is part of Caps sponsor CACI’s Good Dogs for Great Americans program,
Pittsburgh Penguins taking calls on veteran stars like Erik Karlsson and Kris Letang, as Kyle Dubas ‘is open for business’ (report)
Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas is reportedly ready to make serious roster changes if the team doesn’t find its groove this season… and soon. After a surprise playoff appearance last spring, the Penguins are just 5-6-1 after 12 games to start the 2026-27 campaign, sitting sixth in the Metropolitan Division and 14th in the
Capitals prepare for back-to-back with encouraging injury news, a small lineup change, and a special four-legged visitor
The Washington Capitals took the ice at MedStar Capitals Iceplex for their final full practice before Wednesday and Thursday’s home-and-road back-to-back against the Philadelphia Flyers and Nashville Predators. Because of a scheduling quirk, the Capitals will have played only twice in 10 days before facing the Flyers at Capital One Arena. The hope is that
New Washington Capitals hat pairs retro Capitol Dome logo with blue lettering ahead of Hometown Remix jersey reveal
The Washington Capitals debut a retro‑inspired ‘47 hat that pairs the classic Capitol Dome logo with the new blue lettering teased for the upcoming Hometown Remix jersey. While not officially part of the Remix line, the charcoal‑base hat mirrors the jersey’s color scheme and is available now on NHL Shop, alongside other merch like cream shirts, black hats, and Ovechkin rookie jerseys. Fans can also find sweaters for newer players such as Cole Hutson and Ilya Protas, and a limited‑time 30% discount on orders over $75 (coupon: NHLSCORE) expires tonight, 10/27/26.
Report: Quinn Hughes could have ‘nearby options’ that he would consider outside of the New Jersey Devils
Quinn Hughes is back in the news as he and the Minnesota Wild still haven’t agreed on a contract extension. Hughes, acquired in a blockbuster trade from the Vancouver Canucks last year, is currently set to become an unrestricted free agent after the 2026-27 campaign. The situation, already a hot topic around the NHL, drew
Rod Brind’Amour appears to criticize Alexander Nikishin’s former agents over ‘not so good advice’ after lengthy holdout, trade request
Alexander Nikishin officially ended his holdout on Sunday, signing a one-year, $3 million contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. Nikishin’s deal came after he reportedly asked for a trade shortly after the Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup last season and was looking to sign a long term contract worth around $9 million per season. The Winnipeg
‘A difficult situation’: Spencer Carbery ‘really impressed’ with Ivan Miroshnichenko’s attitude amid healthy scratches, trade rumors
Ivan Miroshnichenko and his representation have reportedly been allowed to explore a trade with another team as the Washington Capitals‘ 2022 first-round pick has been healthy-scratched in seven of the team’s first 10 games this season. The Capitals are looking for a “legit return” back, as Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman floated the Egor Chinakhkov situation with
‘It’s kind of a dream’: Jack St. Ivany says he was ‘through-the-roof’ excited after Capitals claimed him off waivers
Jack St. Ivany wasn’t sure what to expect when the Winnipeg Jets placed him on waivers last week. But when the Washington Capitals claimed him, he was immediately thrilled about the new opportunity. The 27-year-old blueliner practiced with his new team for the first time on Monday morning and met with reporters after the skate.
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