US EditionBlackhawks drop Capitals to 0-5 in shootouts, beat Washington in 6 rounds for a 3-2 win
Nick Foligno scored in the sixth shootout round to secure Chicago's win, marking Washington's fifth shootout loss this season amid key forward injuries.
- Saturday night in Washington, Nick Foligno scored in the shootout to give the Chicago Blackhawks a 3-2 victory.
- Early in the game, Ryan Donato opened the scoring for Chicago, and Teuvo Teravainen’s second-period power-play goal put Chicago ahead 2-1 during regulation.
- Sonny Milano's shootout score briefly gave Washington the lead before Andre Burakovsky equalized, while Jakob Chychrun failed to score in the shootout rounds.
- Washington's shootout woes continued while Chicago gained short-term momentum, notching back-to-back wins for the first time since mid-November as the Capitals fell to 0-5 in shootouts this season.
- Injuries and a quick turnaround — Chicago hosts Vegas Sunday and Washington hosts Anaheim Monday — increase urgency as Tom Wilson, Canada’s Olympic pick, left early and Aliaksei Protas was absent.
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The good news for the Washington Capitals is that coach Spencer Carbery doesn’t think winger Tom Wilson’s lower-body injury looks “too bad.” The bad news is that, in a 3-2 shootout loss to the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night at…
Nick Foligno’s joke leads to Blackhawks’ shootout winner against Capitals
WASHINGTON — After Blackhawks captain Nick Foligno scored in a practice shootout honoring two Make-A-Wish kids Thursday, he jokingly yelled at coach Jeff Blashill to give him a chance in a real shootout. Blashill did exactly that Saturday, and Foligno — who was previously 0-for-13 in his career — made good on his word by burying the sixth-round winner in the Hawks’ 3-2 shootout victory against the Capitals. ‘‘It’s funny,’’ Blashill said. ‘‘You d…
Banged-up Blackhawks still have enough to beat Capitals: numbers for the morning after
The Washington Capitals didn’t have enough to take out the shorthanded Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night. The Caps dropped a 3-2 decision in a shootout, needing a third-period goal to earn the loser’s point. This stretch has been really rough. They have to be beating a very bad Blackhawks team that was missing their two best forwards. Have to. .embed-hm { position: relative; padding-bottom: 66%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 815px; …
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