US EditionBlue Jackets roll past Ovechkin-less Capitals 7-0
- The Columbus Blue Jackets defeated the Washington Capitals 7-0 on Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Nationwide Arena.
- Washington, already assured a playoff spot, rested Alex Ovechkin, impacting the game's dynamic.
- Columbus scored three times in the first period, with goals from Werenski, Johnson, and Fantilli.
- Werenski's opening goal, his first in 18 games, set a franchise record for a Blue Jackets defenseman with 21.
- Jet Greaves secured his first NHL shutout, while Columbus remained in contention for a wild-card position.
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