Washington Capitals
Ovechkin scores 900th NHL goal in Capitals' win over Blues
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Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin became the first player in NHL history to reach 900 career goals, scoring in the second period during a 6-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues on November 5, 2025. The milestone came on a backhand shot that made it 2-0, marking his 138th game-winning goal. Goaltender Jordan Binnington briefly attempted to hide the puck before returning it.
Washington Capitals Stürmer Brandon Duhaime wurde von der NHL mit 2.500 Dollar für unsportliches Verhalten in einem Spiel gegen die Seattle Kraken bestraft. Der Vorfall ereignete sich auf der Bank in der zweiten Periode bei der 5:1-Niederlage der Capitals am 27. Januar 2026. Der Strafzuschlag unterstützt den Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund.
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Die Seattle Kraken treffen am Montagabend um 19:00 Uhr in Seattle auf die Washington Capitals und wollen an einen kürzlichen Sieg über New Jersey anknüpfen. Während die Kraken physisches Spiel und den Offensivschub von Matty Beniers betonen, kämpfen die Capitals nach fünf Niederlagen in den letzten sechs Spielen. Logan Thompson wird voraussichtlich für Washington gegen Seattles Philipp Grubauer im Tor stehen.
The Washington Capitals will host their annual Caps Care Toy Drive on Sunday, Dec. 7, benefiting The Salvation Army National Capital Area Command. The event coincides with the team's home game against the Columbus Blue Jackets at Capital One Arena. Fans can donate new, unwrapped toys to support holiday gifts for children.
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Washington Capitals forward Ryan Leonard is adjusting to life on his own for the first time during his NHL rookie season. After staying with teammate Pierre-Luc Dubois, the 20-year-old has moved into his own apartment, facing the challenges of adulthood alongside his professional hockey career. Leonard has recorded 11 points in 23 games so far.
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin met an 18-week-old black Labrador puppy named 'Ovi' in his honor on October 18. The naming celebrates Ovechkin's record-breaking 895th NHL goal and his 1,500th career game. The puppy will train to assist a disabled U.S. veteran or first responder through America’s VetDogs.