Washington Capitals Game Reports & Results
Game results and postgame reports for Washington Capitals from Vancouver Television Sports Desk. Browse the latest reports and earlier coverage.
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Washington Capitals beat New Jersey Devils, 4–2
Washington Capitals finished with a 4–2 victory over New Jersey Devils at Capital One Arena on October 17, 2026.
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4 — 5Washington Capitals beat Montreal Canadiens, 5–4
Washington Capitals finished with a 5–4 victory over Montreal Canadiens at Capital One Arena on October 14, 2026. A single goal separated the teams at the finish.
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Carolina Hurricanes beat Washington Capitals, 4–2
Carolina Hurricanes finished with a 4–2 victory over Washington Capitals at Lenovo Center on October 13, 2026.
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5 — 3Kraken answer every Washington push and pull away late for 5-3 win
Seattle survived Washington’s heavier shot total, erased an early deficit and broke a third-period tie with two late goals Sunday, beating the Capitals 5-3 at Capital One Arena.
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1 — 3Capitals turn second period around, beat Rangers 3-1 after Lafrenière opener
Washington absorbed an early New York goal, took control in the second period and finished a 3-1 win Friday night at Capital One Arena, with Timothy Liljegren, Boone Jenner and Tom Wilson supplying the scoring and Logan Thompson stopping 21 of 22 shots.
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3 — 5Tom Wilson’s three-point night carries Capitals past Penguins in 5-3 win
Washington built a three-goal cushion, survived Pittsburgh’s late push in the second period and then let Ryan Leonard finish the job. Tom Wilson had a goal and two assists, Pierre-Luc Dubois added a goal and an assist, and the Capitals beat the Penguins 5-3 at Capital One Arena.
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Tampa Bay Lightning beat Washington Capitals, 3–1
Tampa Bay Lightning finished with a 3–1 victory over Washington Capitals at Benchmark International Arena on October 3, 2026.
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Washington put the game in Carolina’s hands only in stretches, but the Capitals were far sharper where it mattered most Friday night: they finished early, answered trouble quickly and rode Logan Thompson’s 31 saves to a 5-2 win at Lenovo Center.
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Capitals turn 15 shots into a 5-1 win over Flyers after second-period surge
Washington did not need volume Saturday. The Capitals scored five times on 15 shots and turned a one-goal deficit into a 5-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena, seizing control with three unanswered goals in the second period.
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2 — 3Capitals’ special teams edge survives Bruins’ third-period rally in 3-2 overtime win
The Boston Bruins erased a two-goal deficit in a blur Friday night, but Washington’s early work still held up. The Capitals built the game on special teams, watched the Bruins draw even in the third, then finished a 3-2 overtime win at Capital One Arena.
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For most of two periods, the Philadelphia Flyers stayed close enough to make this feel unsettled. Then the Washington Capitals found the exact moments that matter most, breaking a 2-2 tie late in the second period and pulling away in the third for a 5-2 win.
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For most of Sunday, the Washington Capitals were the side making Boston answer. The Bruins finally did, first with Charlie McAvoy’s slap shot at 18:17 of the third period and then with James Hagens’ backhand in the shootout, escaping TD Garden with a 3-2 NHL win after regulation and overtime ended tied 2-2.
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