The Washington Capitals could have two big players back in the mix for Game 4 against the Montreal Canadiens, and may have ...

Star goaltender Logan Thompson and breakout forward Aliaksei Protas are both trending in the right direction towards playing in a pivotal Game 4 against the Montreal Canadiens Sunday night.

Shaking off a disappointing 6-3 loss in Game 3, the Washington Capitals held an optional practice on Saturday and have put ...

Winger Aliaksei Protas took contact at Saturday’s optional practice ... There was no news, though, on goaltender Logan Thompson, who left Game 3 in the third period after a collision with center Dylan ...

When Logan Thompson is at his best ... for Thompson — he particularly joins in for goals scored by winger Aliaksei Protas, a close friend — but it indicated he was feeling back to normal.

Spencer Carbury gave what he called his last update on the conditions of Aliaksei Protas and Logan Thompson. Both are key cogs in the upcoming series and both may not be ready to start the series.

Thompson appeared in 43 games this season, compiling a record of 31-6-6 with a .910 save percentage (SV%) and 2.49 goals against average (GAA). Now in his fifth NHL season, Thompson has a career ...

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Though Aliaksei Protas scored, Washington couldn’t get much going on offense and was heavily outshot and outplayed, and despite Logan Thompson’s best efforts, it led to the team dropping the ...

Both Logan Thompson and Aliaksei Protas are game-time decisions for Sunday, coach Spencer Carbery told reporters in Montreal, as the team will see how each feels before game time and make a ...

The Washington Capitals didn’t mince words following a disappointing 2-1 overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1, ...