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Capitals Blunt, Take Accountability After Game 1 Loss To Hurricanes: ‘It Wasn’t Good & That’s The Bottom Line’
The Washington Capitals didn’t mince words following a disappointing 2-1 overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1, taking accountability for a game where weathering the storm just wasn’t enough.
Hurricanes OK maintaining physical style in Game 2 against Capitals
After the Hurricanes were 30th in the NHL in hits per 60 minutes during the regular season (17.15), they have more than doubled that with an average of 34.53 during the Stanley Cup Playoffs. That’s actually more than the Capitals, who have averaged 31.35 this postseason.
Carolina dominated Washington in nearly every facet of Game 1 and forced the Capitals to adjust ahead of Game 2.
After the Capitals threw everything they had at the Hurricanes in the first period, Washington was out of answers. It was the ...
Boudreau’s teams in Washington and Anaheim resisted making major overhauls in the immediate aftermath of a great team losing ...
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