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JETS AT CAPITALS: HOW TO WATCH What: Winnipeg Jets vs. Washington Capitals, Game 69 of the 2018-19 NHL Regular Season Where: Capital One Arena, Washington, D.C. When: Sunday, March 10 at 7 p.m. ET TV Channel: The Jets at Capitals game will be broadcast on NBC Sports Washington. Channel Link) Live Stream: You can live stream Jets at Capitals on NBC Sports Washington's live stream page and on the NBC Sports App. Continue to Article

March 09, 2019 7:08:pm EST

Capitals radio broadcaster John Walton not a fan of Flyers' Bryce Harper video originally appeared on nbcsportsphiladelphia.com The Flyers on Wednesday night played their first home game since Bryce Harper signed with the Phillies. The team across the street from Citizens Bank Park wanted to give Harper a little congratulatory message in front of the fans. Seems reasonable. Continue to Article

March 07, 2019 2:42:am EST

The Washington Capitals dominated early Wednesday night at the Wells Fargo Center, scoring five goals in the first 25 minutes of the game on their way to handing the Flyers a 5-3 loss. It was the first time the Flyers failed to pick up a point since a Feb. 21 loss to the Canadiens. • I had a suspicion that playing without Nolan Patrick and Jakub Voracek could really hamper the Flyers against a fast-paced, transitional team like the Capitals, a team that is one of the best in the league in moving the puck from zone to zone. Continue to Article

March 06, 2019 8:30:pm EST

Put yourselves in the shoes of the Washington Capitals last season. After years of falling short as a Stanley Cup favourite, you make the playoffs once again, battle for two months and finally get the job done. Despite what all of the doubters said, you win the greatest trophy in hockey for the first time in franchise history. Continue to Article

March 06, 2019 7:33:pm EST

Capitals Top 20: Ranking the best goals from the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs originally appeared on nbcsportswashington.com There was no shortage of scoring for the Washington Capitals en route to their first Stanley Cup championship. From Evgeny Kuznetsov's overtime winner against Pittsburgh to Devante Smith-Pelly's game-tying goal in Game 5 of the Final, the Caps made every goal count, regardless of whether it was scored crashing the net or on a highlight-reel breakaway. Some goals were prettier than others for the Caps, but all of them shared the same significance and kept the season alive en route to them finally ending their 44-year Stanley Cup championship drought. Continue to Article

March 06, 2019 6:26:pm EST