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  • Gameday Preview – 10/19/2018 – Florida Panthers v. Washington Capitals

    Gameday Preview – 10/19/2018 – Florida Panthers v. Washington Capitals

     

     

    Time: 7p EST

    Station: NBC Sports Washington

     

    Preview:

    The Washington Capitals play host for the final time in this home stretch before they begin their Western Canada road trip as they take on the Florida Panthers who so far have not won a game in this young 2018-19 season.

     

    Florida Panthers:

    Projected Lineup:

    Evgenii Dadonov – Aleksander Barkov – Nick Bjugstad

    Vincent Trocheck – Colton Sceviour – Jonathan Huberdeau

    Frank Vatrano – Jared McCann – Denis Malgin

    Mike Hoffman – Juho Lammikko – Troy Brouwer

    Keith Yandle – Aaron Ekblad

    Mark Pysyk – Alexander Petrovic

    Bogdan Kiselevich – MacKenzie Weegar

    James Reimer

    Michael Hutchinson

     

    Keys to the Game:

    1. Quiet the home crowd

    The Panthers are going to look to want tonget on the board only and silence the home crowd in DC. By doing so they can take control of the tempo of the game, and work towards getting their first win of the season.

     

    Washington Capitals:

    Projected Lineup:

    Alex Ovechkin – Evgeny Kuznetsov – Brett Connolly

    Jakub Vrana – Nicklas Backstrom – TJ Oshie

    Chandler Stephenson – Lars Eller – Andre Burakovsky

    Dmitrij Jaskin – Nic Dowd – Devante Smith-Pelly

    Michal Kempny – John Carlson

    Dmitry Orlov – Matt Niskanen

    Christian Djoos – Brooks Orpik

    Braden Holtby

    Pheonix Copley

     

    Keys to the Game:

    1. Play a full 60 minutes

    This is the biggest key for the Capitals. Against Toronto they laid off im the 3rd period and it costed them a victory. With the knowledge that Florida is looking for their first win of thw season, the Capitals should play with renewed urgency, and take it to the Panthers the full 60 minutes.

     

    2. Stay out of the penalty box

    Sonfar the Capitals have shot themselves in the foot with bad penalties, especially by Jakub Vrana in the offensive zone, that the momentum that they are building for themselves is lost and have to retreat to the penalty kill.

     

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  • 10/18/2018 – Pittsburgh Penguins vs Toronto Maple Leafs

    10/18/2018 – Pittsburgh Penguins vs Toronto Maple Leafs

     

    Pittsburgh Penguins (2-1-2 6pts) v, Toronto Maple Leafs (6-1-0 12pts)

     

    Lineups:

    Toronto:

    Kasperi Kapanen – Auston Matthews – Patrick Marleau
    Mitch Marner – John Tavares– Zach Hyman
    Pars Lindholm – Nazem Kadri – Connor Brown
    Andreas Johnsson – Frederik Gauthier – Josh Leivo

    Morgan Rielly  – Ron Hainsey
    Jake Gardiner – Nikita Zaitsev
    Travis Dermott – Igor Ozhiganov

    Frederik Andersen
    Garrett Sparks

    Scratched: Tyler Ennis, Justin Holl & Martin Marincin

    Injuries: Nathan Horton (Back)

    Suspension: None

     

    Pittsburgh:

    Jake Guentzel – Sidney Crosby – Derick Brassard

    Carl Hagelin – Evgeni Malkin – Phil Kessel

    Patric Hornqvist– Riley Sheahan – Bryan Rust

    Dominik Simon – Matt Cullen – Daniel Sprong

    Brian Dumoulin – Kris Letang

    Jack Johnson – Jamie Oleksiuk

    Olli Maatta – Juuso Riikola

    Matt Murray

    Casey DeSmith

    Scratched: None

    Injuries: Justin Schultz (LTIR)

    Suspension: None
    Gameday:

     

    https://twitter.com/MapleLeafs/status/1053034389133680640

    https://twitter.com/penguins/status/1053051961774354433

     

    First Period:

    Leafs Penalty – 11:36 – Mitch Marner, 2 mins for Too Many Men

    Penguins PPG Goal – 11:42– Evgeni Malkin (2) from Kris Letang (4) and Sidney Crosby (5)

     

    End of 1st – TML – 0         PIT – 1

    Shots              9                     17

    Faceoffs     8/18                10/18

    Hits               5                      10

    PP                 0/0                   1/1

     

    Analysis:

    Leafs played well early but let the Pens offence in the zone for prolonged periods of time. The Pens play an aggressive offence so the puck needs to be moved quick and the Leafs defence struggled with that a bit.

     

    Need to Do:

    Quick passes, more offensive zone time. Draw penalties.

     

    https://twitter.com/penguins/status/1053073892707876864

    https://twitter.com/MapleLeafs/status/1053073926677393408

     

    Second Period:

    Leafs Penalty – 08:21 – Zach Hyman, 2 mins for Tripping

    Penguins Penalty – 09:44 – Matt Murray, 2 mins for Delay of Game

     

    End of 2nd – TML – 0          PIT – 1

    Shots              22                    28

    Faceoffs       21/38             17/38

    Hits               13                     24

    PP                 0/1                    1/2

     

    Analysis:

    Leafs took over this period, but Matt Murray has played unbelieveable. Leafs need to get more traffic in front of the goaltender, right now Matt Murray is seeing everything.

     

    Need to Do:

    Get more bodies in front of the net. Matt Murray is seeing everything and playing picture perfect tonight.

     

    https://twitter.com/MapleLeafs/status/1053084148762521601

     

    Third Period:

    Penguins Goal – 17:53– Evgeni Malkin (3) Empty Net,  Unassisted

    Penguins Goal – 18:52– Kris Letang (4) Empty Net,  from Evgeni Malkin (9) and Bryan Rust (1)

     

    End of 3rd – TML – 0         PIT – 3

    Shots              38                   39

    Faceoffs     31/56                25/56

    Hits               21                     30

    PP                 0/1                    1/2

     

    Analysis:

    The Leafs played a strong game ran into a hot goalie, made one mistake on the powerplay and paid for it. Frederik Andersen played unbelievable at the other end. Leafs just need to go back and remember they didn’t lose this because of any lack of effort.

     

    https://twitter.com/MapleLeafs/status/1052031679542382593

     

    Next Up:

    St.Louis (1-3-2 4pts) at Toronto (6-2-0 12pts)

    Pittsburgh (3-1-2 8pts) at Edmonton (2-2-0 4pts)

     

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  • News and Notes: October 18th, 2018

    Here are your news and notes for Thursday, October 18th, 2018…

     

    There were four contests on the schedule.

    • Alex Ovechkin scored twice, his second multi-goal game of the season to guide the Washington Capitals over the New York Rangers 4-3 in overtime. Ovechkin has notched 122 multi-goal games during his career and his five outing away from entering the top ten in this category.

      Ovechkin would also register his 232nd power-play goal, moving him into the top ten in the NHL’s all time power-play goal scoring list. He is currently tied for ninth place with Dino Ciccarelli.

      TXHT has your coverage of the contest between the Washington Capitals and the New York Rangers here.

     

    • Johnny Gaudreau and the Calgary Flames went on to rout the the Boston Bruins 5-2. Gaudreau would register his 100th career NHL goal in the contest and rookie D Juuso Valimaki would net his first career NHL goal.

      Gaudreau, the 103rd overall pick in the 2011 NHL Draft, became the eighth player from that draft class to net 100 career goals.

    • The Anaheim Ducks were 35 seconds short of a shutout last night when the Ducks took on the New York Islanders. Anaheim would win the contest 4-1 over the New York Islanders.Anaheim G John Gibson registered 34 saves and gives the Ducks a 5-1-1 record thus far on the season. Gibson, in 184 appearances, has a career save percentage of .924. This is tops amongst all goalies with a minimum of 100 games played.
    • The Montreal Canadiens went on to defeat the St, Louis Blues 3-2 last night. Montreal G Carey Price registered 23 saves and Brendan Gallagher scored the game winner with 11 seconds left in regulation to give Montreal their third consecutive win of the season. Montreal is currently 4-1-1 on the season.Carey Price sits one win shy of tying Patrick Toy fro second most wins for a Canadiens goalie.

      Before the contest, the Canadiens would honour Tomas Plekanec for recently playing in his 1,000th NHL game.

     

    In the NHL tonight, there are nine contests on the schedule.

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    Image courtesy of NHL and NHL Public Relations.

    In NHL news…

    • Pittsburgh Penguins G Matt Murraty is scheduled to return to action tonight.
    • Tom Wilson and Gary Bettman met for over seven hours regarding the appeal for Wilson’s 20-game suspension. A decision will be made from Bettman next week.

     

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  • Gameday Preview:  Pittsburgh Penguins vs Toronto Maple Leafs

    Gameday Preview:  Pittsburgh Penguins vs Toronto Maple Leafs

     

    Time: Thursday, October 18th 2018

    Toronto: 6-1-0 for 12 points

    Pittsburgh: 2-1-2 for 5 points

    The Toronto Maple Leafs and Pittsburgh Penguins meet in a matchup with Sidney Crosby and Auston Matthews being at the forefront. Two of the most prolific players in the game today. The Leafs come in riding a 5 game win streak and looking to continue to prove the doubters that they are really this good. While the Penguins come in losing in Overtime to Vancouver 3-2. Losing Justin Schultz for 4 months is a huge hit to the Penguins blue line and Vancouver took advantage of that.

    This will be another big challenge for the Leafs as the Penguins have proven they know how to win despite injuries.

    Top Scorers/Goalie Matchup

    Auston Matthews – 14 points (10 goals 6 assists) 53% on Face-offs
    Morgan Rielly – 13 points (3 goals 10 assists)
    John Tavares – 11 points (6 goals 5 assists) 49% on face-offs
    Mitch Marner – 11 points (4 goals 7 assists)

    Evgeni Malkin –9 points (1 goals 8 assists)
    Phil Kessel– 8 points (4 goal 4 assists)
    Kris Letang– 6 points (3 goal 3 assist)
    Jake Guentzel– 4points (4 goals)

    Frederik Andersen
    4-1-0 3.02GAA .899SV%

    Matt Murray
    1-1-0 5.45GAA .831SV%

    Lineups & Injuries

    Toronto:

    Kasperi Kapanen – Auston Matthews – Patrick Marleau
    Mitch Marner – John Tavares– Zach Hyman
    Pars Lindholm – Nazem Kadri – Connor Brown
    Andreas Johnsson – Frederik Gauthier – Josh Leivo

    Morgan Rielly  – Ron Hainsey
    Jake Gardiner – Nikita Zaitsev
    Travis Dermott – Igor Ozhiganov

    Frederik Andersen
    Garrett Sparks

    Scratched: Tyler Ennis, Justin Holl & Martin Marincin

    Injuries: Nathan Horton (Back)

    Suspension: None

    Pittsburgh:

    Jake Guentzel – Sidney Crosby – Derick Brassard
    Carl Hagelin – Evgeni Malkin – Phil Kessel
    Patric Hornqvist– Riley Sheahan – Bryan Rust
    Dominik Simon – Matt Cullen – Daniel Sprong

    Brian Dumoulin – Kris Letang
    Jack Johnson – Jamie Oleksiuk
    Olli Maatta – Juuso Riikola

    Matt Murray
    Casey DeSmith

    Scratched: None

    Injuries: Justin Schultz (LTIR)

    Suspension: None

    4 Keys to Winning against Pittsburgh:

    1. Attack the Defence
      1. With Justin Schultz out for 4 months the Leafs must attack the defence and force them to make plays quick.
    2. Win faceoffs
      1. Puck possession is the Penguins game style. Win the faceoffs control the game.
    3. Fourth line
      1. Gauthier, Leivo and Johnsson have been a fantastic 4th line since being put together. They must continue to dominate especially against a pretty young 4th line in Pittsburgh.
    4. Force the Penguins to take a Penalties
      1. Let the Power-Play do it’s job.

     

     

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  • Habs Win Thriller over St.Louis Blues

    Habs Win Thriller over St.Louis Blues

     

    The Montreal Canadiens defeated the St. Louis Blues in a thrilling 3-2 win. Montreal started things off early with a quick goal by Max Domi 20 seconds into the game and ended things will a Brendan Gallagher goal to give the Habs a 3-2 lead with 11 seconds left in the game. Carey Price made 23 saves in the win. With the win, the Habs improve to 4-1-1 on the season.

     

    Things the Habs Did Well:

    – The Habs only gave up 25 shots (22 in the final 2 periods).
    – Jesperi Kotkaniemi drew 2 penalties
    – Tomas Tatar adds another assist for the Habs and continues to look great. My only complaint about the game is the Habs took way too many penalties. Both goals by St. Louis came with the man-advantage. Habs need to clean this up if they are going to be successful all year.

     

    Victor Mete didn’t play tonight due to a minor hand injury but should be back in the line-up on Saturday night.

     

    The Habs ride a three-game winning streak into Ottawa when they face the Senators on Saturday Night.

    You can watch TXHT Live next Wednesday at 8p EST on both Twitch and Facebook Live.
  • Gameday Recap – 10/17/2018 – New York Rangers v. Washington Capitals

    Gameday Recap – 10/17/2018 – New York Rangers v. Washington Capitals

     

     

    New York Rangers (2-4-0 4pts) v. Washington Capitals (2-2-1 5pts)

     

    Lineups:

    New York Rangers:

    Chris Kreider — Mika Zibanejad — Jesper Fast

    Filip Chytil — Kevin Hayes — Mats Zuccarello

    Jimmy Vesey — Brett Howden — Vladislav Namestnikov

    Cody McLeod — Ryan Spooner — Vinni Lettieri

    Brady Skjei — Neal Pionk

    Marc Staal — Brendan Smith

    Fredrik Claesson — Kevin Shattenkirk

    Henrik Lundqvist

    Alexandar Georgiev

    Scratched: Adam McQuaid, Tony DeAngelo, Pavel Buchnevich

    Injured: Matt Beleskey (shoulder), Boo Nieves (concussion)

     

    Washington Capitals:

    Alex Ovechkin — Evgeny Kuznetsov — Chandler Stephenson

    Jakub Vrana — Nicklas Backstrom — T.J. Oshie

    Andre Burakovsky — Lars Eller — Brett Connolly

    Nathan Walker — Nic Dowd — Devante Smith-Pelly

    Dmitry Orlov — Matt Niskanen

    Michal Kempny — John Carlson

    Brooks Orpik — Christian Djoos

    Braden Holtby

    Pheonix Copley

    Scratched: Madison Bowey, Dmitrij Jaskin

    Injured: Travis Boyd (lower body)

    Suspended: Tom Wilson

     

    First Period:

    Rangers Goal – 6:09 – Mika Zibanejad (2) from Chris Kreider (2) and Neal Pionk (1)

    Capitals Penalty – 9:35 – Nic Dowd 2 minutes for Interference

    Capitals Goal – 14:05 – John Carlson (3) from Nicklas Backstrom (7)

     

    End of 1st – NYR – 1       WAS – 1

    Shots              9                  14

    Faceoffs         9                  9

    Hits                1                   8

    PP                 0/1                 N/A

     

    Analysis:

    This was an ok period for the Capitals. The Rangers are playing aggressive and the Capitals will have to take advantage when the Rangers get a little over aggressive, which has happened a couple of times in the Rangers zone. Great response by the Capitals with the tying goal after the Rangers took an early lead.

     

    Need to Do:

    The Capitals need to do a better job of of controlling the tempo of the game. The Capitals had spurts where they controlled it, but they let the Rangers back in it too many times. The Capitals also need to keep pushing the play in the Rangers zone.

     

    Second Period:

    Rangers Penalty – 2:09 – Brett Howden 2 minutes for Tripping

    Capitals PPG – 3:32 – Alex Ovechkin (5) from John Carlson (5) and Brett Connolly (4)

    Capitals Penalty – 5:39 – Jakub Vrana 2 minutes for Hooking

    Capitals Penalty – 12:37 – Dmitry Orlov 2 minutes for Holding

    Rangers PPG – 12:42 – Jimmy Vesey (3) from Neal Pionk (2) and Brett Howden (2)

    Rangers Penalty – 15:42 – Jesper Fast 2 minutes for Interference

    Capitals PPG – 17:01 – Alex Ovechkin (6) from John Carlson (6) and Nicklas Backstrom (8)

    Rangers Penalty – 19:32 – Brendan Smith 2 minutes for Interference

     

    End of 2nd – NYR – 2        WAS – 3

    Shots               27                 27

    Faceoffs          23                 22

    Hits                 8                    14

    PP                   1/3                 2/2 * 3rd in progress

     

    Analysis:

    This was a good period for the Capitals, but it was a better period for the Rangers. The Rangers out shot the Capitals 18-13 that period, and forced the Capitals to take some penalties. However the Capitals forced some penalties upon the Rangers as well, and got two powerplay goals and are entering the 3rd period with time left on their 3rd powerplay.

     

    Need to Do:

    The Capitals need to capitalize on this powerplay to start the period and use it to take the momentum of this game and put it in their favor. The Capitals need to also play a full 20 minutes to finish off the Rangers.

     

    Third Period:

    Capitals Penalty – 9:20 – Nathan Walker 2 minutes for Holding

    Rangers PPG – 10:25 – Chris Kreider (4) from Neal Pionk (3) and Mika Zibanejad (2)

    Rangers Penalty – 14:43 – Kevin Hayes 2 minutes for High Sticking

     

    End of 3rd – NYR – 3         WAS – 3

    Shots              32                   36

    Faceoffs        30                    33

    Hits               13                     21

    PP                 2/4                    2/4

     

    Overtime:

    Capitals Goal – 2:18 – Matt Niskanen (1) from Evgeny Kuznetsov (6) and TJ Oshie (3)

     

    End of OT – NYR – 3         WAS – 4

    Shots              32                   38

    Faceoffs        31                    35

    Hits               14                     23

    PP                 2/4                    2/4

     

    Analysis:

    A good win for the Capitals despite blowing their one goal lead and needing overtime to win this game. The Capitals out shot the Rangers in both the 3rd period and in overtime combined, but they had their defensive relapses in their own zone plus some bad penalties taken again let the Rangers stay in this one. The Capitals need to clean up the play in their own zone, especially in front of their own net as they are giving up too many chances and goals right in the slot area.

     

    Next Up:

    Washington (3-2-1 7pts) v. Florida (0-2-2 2pts)

    NY Rangers (2-4-1 5pts) v. Calgary (3-2-0 6pts)

     

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  • News and Notes: October 17th, 2018

     

    Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, these are your news and notes for Wednesday, October 17th, 2018.

     

    There were eight contests in the NHL yesterday…

    • Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers went on to defeat the Winnipeg Jets 5-4 in overtime.Connor McDavid scored twice in the contest and in doing so, McDavid continued a streak of attributing to all of the Oilers goals thus far on the season. McDavid became the first player in NHL history to record a point on all nine of the team’s goals to begin the season. The NHL record for most points by a player at any point is 15, a mark set by Jaromir Jagr in the 1999-2000 season.
    • Kyle Palmieri would score for New Jersey and became the first player in League history to score the opening goal for his team in four straight games to open up the season. Only one player has started off with five and that mark belongs to Johnny Bucyk during the 1965-66 season.

      New Jersey would go on to win the contest 3-0 over the Dallas Stars.

      Keith Kinkaid would go on to register 24 saves to lead the Devils to a 4-0-0 record on the season thus far. This is the fourth time in franchise history that the Devils have won at least their first four games to start off the season. The last time they started off 4-0-0 was during the 1995-96 season.

    • Vegas Golden Knights G Marc-Andre Fleury won his 407th game to move into a tie for tenth place with Glenn Hall on the all-time list for wins by a goaltender.

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      Vegas would defeat the Buffalo Sabres 4-1.

      With this victory, Vegas surpassed the Montreal Canadiens for the second most wins all time within the first 100 regular season games at 53 wins in 89 total games played. The original Ottawa Senators had more wins (63) within 100 games. The Golden Knights play their 100th regular season game on November 11th against the Boston Bruins.

    • Sebastian Aho and the Carolina Hurricanes fell to the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2. Aho extended his point-scoring streak to seven games and became the sixth player to record at least a point in each of the team’s first seven games to begin a season.

     

    Yesterday’s results:

    • New Jersey 3, Dallas 0
    • NY Rangers 3, Colorado 2 (SO)
    • Philadelphia 6, Florida 5 (SO)
    • Vancouver 3, Pittsburgh 2 (OT)
    • Tampa Bay 4, Carolina 2
    • Minnesota 2, Arizona 1
    • Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 4 (OT)
    • Vegas 4, Buffalo 1

     

    In NHL action today, there are four contests on tap.

    TXHT has your preview of the contest between the New York Rangers and Washington Capitals here.

     

    In NHL news…

    • The Ottawa Senators confirmed that Brady Tkachuk will be out of action for at least a month with a torn ligament in his leg.
    • Washington Capitals F Tom Wilson will have his appeal hearing for his 20-game suspension tomorrow in New York.
    • Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada’s Elliotte Friedman released his weekly “31 Thoughts” article today.

     

    In the NWHL…

    • NWHL Commissoner Dani Rylan says that a single Women’s hockey league is “inevitable”. A merger was also discussed over the summer between the NWHL and the CWHL.

     

    You can watch TXHT Live next Wednesday at 8p EST on both Twitch and Facebook Live.

  • Montreal Canadiens Game Day Preview

    Montreal Canadiens Game Day Preview

     

    Montreal Canadiens (3-1-1)

    St Louis Blues (1-2-2)

    Puck Drop:7:00

    The Montreal Canadiens come into tonight riding a 2 game winning streak. The Habs will get their star goaltender Carey Price back tonight as he will get his first start since catching the flu. The Habs have not yet announced a line-up but there have been indications that their will be changes due to an illness going around the locker room.

    Keys to the game:
    Carey Price will look to get back to his veznia self tonight after Niemi had two great starts in a row.

    The Habs have found thier scorer in Tomas Tatar who has three goals and four assists for 7 points in 5 games.

    The Defence has played okay but definitely needs to play stronger if that Habs want to be successful this season.

  • Gameday Preview – 10/17/2018 – New York Rangers v. Washington Capitals

    Gameday Preview – 10/17/2018 – New York Rangers v. Washington Capitals

     

     

     

    Time: 7p EST

    Station: NBC Sports Network

     

    Preview:

    The Washington Capitals will be looking to win their third straight Wednesday Night Hockey matchup of this young season as they host the New York Rangers. The Rangers who are coming to DC off of a shootout win last night, look to extend their winning streak, while the Capitals are looking to end their two game skid.

     

    New York Rangers:

    Projected Lineup:

    Chris Kreider — Mika Zibanejad — Jesper Fast

    Filip Chytil — Kevin Hayes — Mats Zuccarello

    Jimmy Vesey — Brett Howden — Vladislav Namestnikov

    Cody McLeod — Ryan Spooner — Vinni Lettieri

    Brady Skjei — Neal Pionk

    Marc Staal — Brendan Smith

    Fredrik Claesson — Kevin Shattenkirk

    Henrik Lundqvist

    Alexandar Georgiev

     

    Keys to the Game:

    1. Stay Fresh

    The Rangers played last night and will have some tired legs, but they will meed to keep their shifts short, and keep their legs fresh against a rested Capitals team.

     

    Washington Capitals:

    Projected Lineup:

    Alex Ovechkin – Evgeny Kuznetsov – Chandler Stephenson

    Jakub Vrana – Nicklas Backstrom – TJ Oshie

    Brett Connolly – Lars Eller – Andre Burakovsky

    Nathan Walker – Nic Dowd – Devante Smith-Pelly

    Michal Kempny – John Carlson

    Dmitry Orlov – Matt Niskanen

    Christian Djoos – Brooks Orpik

    Braden Holtby

    Pheonix Copley

     

    Keys to the Game:

    1. Play a full 60 minutes

    The Capitals played a great first 2 periods against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night, but their third period was abysmal. The Capitals will needvto play a full 60 minutes against the Rangers who are playing in their second game of a back to back.

     

    2. Generate traffic in front of Henrik Lundqvist

    Lundqvist will playing for the second consecutive night for the Rangers, and the Capitals will need to generate traffic in front of him, and make him work to tire him out.

     

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