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NHL Experts Point Out How Capitals-Canadiens Brawl Started
The late second-period melee began when Wilson hit Jake Evans, sparking retaliation from Ivan Demidov. Xhekaj and Wilson then tried to engage but were separated by officials. Moments later, Josh Anderson fought Wilson at the Capitals’ bench, leading to game misconducts and additional roughing penalties.
2025 NHL playoff preview: Washington Capitals vs. Montreal Canadiens
If the answer is “no,” that’s OK. Montreal nearly backed its way into the playoffs and the Washington Capitals hit a rough patch of their own. Still, this matchup brings a whole bunch of juice — the most prolific goal scorer of all time, the East’s top team and the return of postseason hockey to one of the sport’s true epicenters.
Christian Dvorak scored unassisted at 4:17 to give the Canadiens their third straight one-goal lead at 4-3 before Juraj ...
The Montreal Canadiens hope for a momentum shift as their Eastern Conference Playoffs series with the Washington Capitals ...
Tom Wilson and Josh Anderson ended up on the player benches fighting as the Capitals and Canadiens were making their way off ...
Christian Dvorak broke a tie at 4:17 of the third period and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Washington Capitals 6-3 on ...
A fight between Capitals veteran Tom Wilson and Habs' Josh Anderson made its way into Washington's bench. Fans and analysts ...
Washington's Logan Thompson put no weight on his left skate while being helped off, while Montreal's Sam Montembeault ...
MONTREAL -- It was well before the Washington Capitals would be headed to Bell Centre to play the Montreal Canadiens during ...
Alex Ovechkin, who recently surpassed Wayne Gretzky for the most goals in NHL history, has no desire to step out of the ...
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