Caps do it the hard way again, move into first place with win over Devils
The Capitals beat the New Jersey Devils, 6-5, on Saturday night at Prudential Center for their fourth win in a row, their seventh straight victory on the road (to tie a franchise record) and their 10th come-from-behind win.
New Jersey will face the Washington Capitals for the fourth and final time this season. The Devils are 2-0-1 in the first ...
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Goalie Controversy Brewing? Devils Should Consider Starting Allen vs. Rival RangersIs there a goaltending controversy brewing within the New Jersey Devils? Perhaps, there’s one starting to form enough that ...
There was something noticeably different about the New York Rangers on Saturday and although they made it difficult in the third period, they stopped their ugly five-game losing streak with a dramatic ...
Dougie Hamilton, Timo Meier and Jack Hughes scored on power plays as the New Jersey Devils took advantage of Detroit's ...
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Old Habit Creeping In? Devils Slow Start, Penalties Spell Loss to CapitalsIt seems the New Jersey Devils have let an old habit creep in as they suffered a 6-5 loss on home ice to the Washington ...
By then, the New Jersey Devils already had two power play goals, with a four-minute man advantage on the horizon. The ...
The New Jersey Devils visit the New York Rangers after Stefan Noesen scored two goals in the Devils' 6-5 loss to the Washington Capitals.
• The Capitals opened the scoring with a goal by Andrew Mangiapane at 6:19 of the first period. It was the seventh straight ...
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