Charlie Lindgren has been sharing goaltending duties with Logan Thompson but is currently sidelined due to injury. His absence has allowed Thompson to step up and secure three consecutive wins, helping the Capitals rise to the top of the NHL standings.

Charlie Lindgren, a pending UFA goaltender for the Capitals, is generating interest due to his performance, but concerns about injuries within the team's goaltending tandem could lead to potential moves. Washington is cautious not to disrupt their current success while considering their options with other impending free agents.

Charlie Lindgren practiced for the first time since suffering an upper-body injury on Friday. He is with the team in Ottawa but will not be eligible to come off the IR until Saturday. Additionally, forward Sonny Milano participated in his first full practice in a no-contact jersey since his upper-body injury on November 6th.

Charlie Lindgren has returned to practice with the Capitals for the first time since suffering an upper-body injury. Although he will travel with the team to Ottawa, he remains on injured reserve and is ineligible to play against the Senators. Lindgren's injury occurred after a hit to the head during a game against the Canadiens, leading to his early exit. This season, he has a record of 10-8-2 with a 2.65 goals-against average and a .900 save percentage, and he has a career record of 63-47-14 with a 2.77 GAA and .907 save percentage over his time in the league.

Charlie Lindgren is currently sidelined due to injury, prompting Logan Thompson to step in as the Capitals' starting goaltender. Thompson's strong performance has been crucial for the team during Lindgren's absence, allowing him to shoulder the load effectively until Lindgren returns.