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Canadiens 2, Capitals 1 10.04.29
WASHINGTON (AP) -Led by Jaroslav Halak's spectacular, acrobatic goaltending, the Montreal Canadiens slowed Alex Ovechkin and the rest of the Washington Capitals' high-powered offense to complete an unlikely comeback and eliminate the NHL's best regular-season team in the first round. |
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Capitals 1 Canadiens 4 10.04.27
Case of the Mondays - For the second time in as many games, the Montreal Canadiens scored two goals in the game's first 10 minutes. |
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Canadiens 2, Capitals 1 10.04.23
No Late Thunder - A trademark of the Capitals in this series has been the team's ability to score goals in bunches, and to do so late in games. |
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Capitals 6, Canadiens 3 10.04.22
Price Check – Montreal netminder Jaroslav Halak stopped 54 of the first 57 shots he faced in this series, but was dented for eight goals on the next 40 shots sent his way. |
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Capitals 5, Canadiens 1 10.04.19
Net Gain - Leading up to tonight's Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal Series, most of the burgeoning throng of media focused on Caps coach Bruce Boudreau's decision to start rookie goaltender Semyon Varlamov instead of veteran Jose Theodore, who... |
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Canadiens 5, Canadiens 6, OT 10.04.18
One For The Ages - The announced attendance for tonight's Eastern Conference Quarterfinal Series between the Capitals and the Montreal Canadiens was 18,377. |
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Canadiens 3, Capitals 2, OT 10.04.16
Stifled – Montreal’s Tomas Plekanec fired a laser from the high slot that whizzed past Washington netminder Jose Theodore at 13:19 of overtime to give the Canadiens a 3-2 win... |
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Bruins 4, Capitals 3, SO 10.04.12
On A Roll – The Caps came up on the short end of a 4-3 shootout decision in the 2009-10 season finale against Boston this afternoon. |
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Postgame: Capitals 5, Thrashers 2 10.04.09
120 – With its 5-2 win on Friday night over Atlanta, the Capitals became just the fourth NHL franchise ever to record 120 or more points in a season. |
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Postgame: Capitals 6. Penguins 3 10.04.06
Coming From Ahead – Washington downed the Pittsburgh Penguins by a 6-3 count in the Capitals’ last regular season game ever at Mellon Arena on Tuesday. |
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