Tonight’s The Night – When Cole Hutson last played hockey on Saturday afternoon, he was a college kid finishing up his sophomore season at Boston University. Four days later, he is set to make his NHL debut tonight at Capital One Arena against the Ottawa Senators. Hutson will become the

March 18 vs. Ottawa Senators at Capital One Arena Time: 7:30 p.m. TV: MNMT Radio: 106.7 THE FAN/Caps Radio Network Ottawa Senators (34-23-9) Washington Capitals (33-27-8) Following their second three-day break between games this month, the Caps will power back up on Wednesday night when they continue a four-game homestand

High above the ice surface of Capitals One Arena on Saturday afternoon, while the Caps were taking on the Boston Bruins, on press row and in Washington’s hockey operations booth, there were more than a few eyeballs glancing back and forth between the action on the ice in DC and

The Washington Capitals have signed defenseman Cole Hutson to a three-year entry-level contract beginning this season, senior vice president and general manager Chris Patrick announced today. Hutson’s contract will carry an average annual value of $975,000. The Capitals selected Hutson in the second round (43rd overall) of the 2024 NHL

For 65 minutes on Saturday afternoon, the Capital and the Boston Bruins played a honey of a competitive hockey game, but those 65 minutes didn’t settle the score. That was left to an anticlimactic shootout that threatened to stretch past sundown until Boston’s Fraser Minten finally became the only one

Downtown, Saturday – Washington opens a critical four-game homestand Saturday afternoon against the Boston Bruins, the second four-point contest the Caps have played against the Bruins in a week; the two teams tangled in Boston last Saturday afternoon. Boston has prevailed in each of the first two meetings between the

March 14 vs. Boston Bruins at Capital One Arena Time: 3:00 p.m. TV: ABC Radio: 106.7 THE FAN/Caps Radio Network Boston Bruins (36-23-6) Washington Capitals (33-27-7) In the wake of an uplifting and satisfying 2-1 win over the Sabres in Buffalo on Thursday night, the Capitals return home to host

Thanks to Chucky and Chychy, the Cockroach Caps leave Buffalo with a pair of points this Thursday night. Playing for the second time in as many nights, the Caps got a stellar netminding performance from Charlie Lindgren (29 saves) and they got what would prove to be the game-winning goal