Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin scored the first two goals of his NHL career against the Columbus Blue Jackets back in October 2005.

Nic Dowd, Ryan Leonard and Jakob Chychrun scored for Washington, and the Capitals defeated the Seattle Kraken 4-1

The Washington Capitals (5-2-0) finished their four-game homestand on a high note. They took care of business for a 4-1

Washington Capitals goaltender Logan Thompson is paying homage to some franchise legends with one of his masks for the 2025-26 NHL season.

The Capitals waived Sheldon Rempal for the purpose of mutual contract termination so that he can pursue other playing opportunities overseas.

The Washington Capitals defeated the Seattle Kraken 4-1 on Tuesday night, according to the Associated Press. Nic Dowd, Ryan Leonard and Jakob Chychrun scored for Washington, and Tom Wilson sealed the win with an empty-net goal in the final minute.

Tyler Myers and Kiefer Sherwood scored 41 seconds apart in the first period, and the Vancouver Canucks snapped Washington’s four-game winning streak with a 4-3 victory over the Capitals.

The injury-riddled Kraken fell behind by three goals after two periods and never threatened the Capitals in a 4-1 loss on the road, their second straight, on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON -- Nic Dowd had a goal and an assist in the Washington Capitals' 4-1 win against the Seattle Kraken at Capital One Arena on Tuesday.

The aftermath of Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson’s heavy first-period collision with Vancouver Canucks forward Filip Chytil drew plenty of scrutiny following Washington’s 4–3 loss on Sunday afternoon. The open-ice hit occurred late in the opening period, with Wilson catching Chytil in the chest seconds after a pass through the neutral zone.

The Seattle Kraken face off against the Washington Capitals in the fifth of a six-game road trip. SEATTLE — The Seattle Kraken continue their road trip on Tuesday, October 21, in Washington, D.C., to take on the Capitals. The puck will drop at 4 p.m. at Capital One Arena in D.C.

From the opening faceoff, the Capitals just seemed...off. They were slow to the puck, disorganized and didn't seem like the same team that dominated the Minnesota Wild less than 48 hours prior. It took Vancouver 59 seconds to open the scoring and Washington was never able to fully recover from there.