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Game Date:
04/23/2017
7:00pm EST
Lines:
Washington -1.5
Toronto +1.5
Total:
Over
5.5 (-105)
Under 5.5 (-115)
Community Picks: Washington Capitals 0% vs Toronto Maple Leafs 0%
Washington Capitals and Toronto Maple Leafs Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
APRIL 15: John Carlson #74 of the Washington Capitals celebrates a second period goal with Justin Williams #14 against the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game Two of the Eastern Conference First Round during the 2017 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffsat Verizon Center on April 15, 2017 in Washington, DC. The Senators and Capitals both hold 3-2 series leads, but notching road wins over Boston and Toronto, respectively, will be no easy feat. Continue to Article
April 23, 2017 11:33:am EST
Mike Babcock didn't say goodbye to Verizon Center. The highest paid coach in the NHL has a Stanley Cup ring and has been around the block a few times. ''These games are good,'' Babcock said after an OT loss in Game 5 Friday night. Continue to Article
April 22, 2017 5:57:pm EST
Just like you and me, Brandon Prust is home watching the Stanley Cup playoffs. The big difference between us and him, though, is that Prust has more than 500 games of experience playing in the NHL, including 53 in the postseason, and we, well, do not. After an extended tryout with his hometown Toronto Maple Leafs last fall, Prust played in Germany this season, returning home convinced that he can still help an NHL club with his combination of grit (nearly 1200 career penalty minutes) and veteran leadership. Continue to Article
April 22, 2017 11:32:am EST
The Washington Capitals and Toronto Maple Leafs have played an exceptionally even series, with four of the five games going into overtime. Continue to Article
April 22, 2017 1:08:am EST
As Alex Ovechkin lay face down on the ice, the Washington Capitals' Stanley Cup hopes stopped. Coach Barry Trotz was concerned as Ovechkin clutched at his left knee and put no weight on his left leg after the borderline hip check from Nazem Kadri before limping down the tunnel late in the first period. Ovechkin said he was "all good" and wasn't worried, and the roar of the sellout crowd when he stepped back onto the ice was the sweetest sound for the Capitals until the goal horn that followed Justin Williams' overtime winner. Continue to Article
April 21, 2017 11:32:pm EST
