US EditionThe Capitals acquired and believed in Pierre-Luc Dubois. He has rewarded them for that trust
- The Washington Capitals acquired Pierre-Luc Dubois just before his no-trade clause began, believing he could excel after a disappointing season with the Los Angeles Kings.
- Pierre-Luc Dubois has had a strong season with the Washington Capitals, achieving 61 points in 70 games, which puts him close to a career high.
- Coach Carbery emphasized that Dubois has regained confidence and is living up to his potential, showcasing his skill set on the ice.
- Dylan Strome noted that Dubois has been a key player for the team, stating he filled a gap needed for success.
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Pierre-Luc Dubois has rewarded Capitals for their trust in signing him
With 61 points through 70 games, he returns to Winnipeg on Tuesday night only three points away from a career high and is one of the reasons the Capitals are atop the NHL and were the first team this season to clinch a playoff spot.
The Washington Capitals took a chance on Pierre-Luc Dubois, and he has proven them right with his performance
When the Washington Capitals traded for Pierre-Luc Dubois less than two weeks before his no-trade clause was about to take effect last summer, they hoped to make the most of a player who was coming off a tough season and joining his fourth NHL team at the age of 26. Things had not been working for Dubois with the Los Angeles Kings, who had acquired him in a trade from Winnipeg in June 2023 and signed him to an eight-year, $68 million contract. T…
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