Capitals announce TikTok as road jersey patch sponsor
The video-sharing platform also will be the title sponsor of the Capitals’ 50th-anniversary celebration.
By Scott Allen
For Chris Patrick, new Caps GM, ‘maybe someday’ has arrived
Chris Patrick is taking over for Brian MacLellan, who will remain as the team’s president of hockey operations.
By Bailey Johnson
Ted Leonsis tries to ‘future-proof’ the Caps with his latest transition
In a turbulent league, the Capitals aim for another smooth landing with their latest front office adjustment.
By Barry Svrluga
Caps promote Chris Patrick to GM; Brian MacLellan stays on as president of hockey ops
Patrick, who has worked closely with MacLellan for the last three years, will take over the day-to-day operations as general manager and become senior vice president.
By Bailey Johnson
Ryan Leonard gives the Caps another sneak preview of a bright future
Coming soon to an NHL arena near you: The Capitals’ top prospect and his tantalizing mix of skill, talent and toughness, which was again on display at the team’s development camp.
By Bailey Johnson
For Capitals, the Protas brothers come in large and XL
The Capitals had a pretty good sense of the type of player they were getting when they drafted Ilya Protas, 17, in the third round.
By Varun Shankar
The Caps still have issues — but they just got a lot more interesting
GM Brian MacLellan got busy and, in a matter of days, checked item after item off his list of offseason needs.
By Barry Svrluga
In a matter of days, the Capitals have transformed themselves
Washington General Manager Brian MacLellan said he planned to be aggressive this offseason, and he has been.
By Bailey Johnson
Capitals add Jakob Chychrun and Matt Roy in a blue line overhaul
Washington traded Nick Jensen and a 2026 third-round draft pick to Ottawa for Chychrun, who brings an offensive flair to Washington’s blue line.
By Bailey Johnson
Caps add to goalie depth by acquiring Logan Thompson from Golden Knights
Washington also sent Beck Malenstyn to Buffalo for the draft’s No. 43 pick, which it used on defenseman Cole Hutson.
By Bailey Johnson
Capitals take winger Terik Parascak with 17th pick in NHL draft
Dubbed the WHL’s “super rookie,” Parascak produced a stunner of a season at Prince George with 105 points. San Jose took BU’s Macklin Celebrini No. 1 overall.
By Bailey Johnson
As NHL draft arrives and free agency nears, Caps plan to ‘be aggressive’
The NHL draft is scheduled to begin Friday in Las Vegas and free agency is set to open Monday.
By Bailey Johnson
Pierre-Luc Dubois sees an ‘exciting opportunity’ with the Capitals
After a disappointing first season in Los Angeles, Pierre-Luc Dubois was traded to the Washington Capitals last week
By Bailey Johnson
Capitals unveil logos, jersey patch to celebrate 50th anniversary
The Capitals will commemorate their half-century in the NHL throughout the 2024-25 season.
By Scott Allen
Capitals trade Darcy Kuemper to Kings, roll dice on Pierre-Luc Dubois
The 25-year-old Dubois will be playing on his fourth team in five years when he joins Washington.
By Bailey Johnson
Hendrix Lapierre wants to win in Hershey — and then never go back
“He understands that he’s still a young guy, but he’s one of our leaders,” Hershey Bears Coach Todd Nelson said of Lapierre.
By Bailey Johnson
Andrew Cristall, the Caps prospect with ‘that grin about him,’ is making strides
Andrew Cristall is having a blast soaking up the environment in Hershey as the Bears push for a second consecutive Calder Cup championship.
By Bailey Johnson
The Capitals, a team in transition, know what they want this offseason
The Capitals only had three players crack the 20-goal mark this season, and one of them, winger Anthony Mantha, was traded in March.
By Bailey Johnson
T.J. Oshie, the heart of the Caps, wants to keep playing. He’s not sure if he can.
Washington General Manager Brian MacLellan said the organization will support Oshie — whatever he decides.
By Bailey Johnson
The Rangers swept the Capitals, and it’s time for the new core to take charge
The Capitals weren’t close to the Rangers, the class of the NHL. Washington’s climb back awaits — and the characters have to change.
By Barry Svrluga