Clay Stevenson played the second half of the game, stopping 11 of 14 shots with a .786 save percentage. His performance followed Hunter Shepard's first period in net, as the Capitals faced a difficult game against the Flyers. Despite some strong plays, Stevenson was unable to prevent several goals and faced pressure from Philadelphia's offense throughout the contest.

Clay Stevenson played the second half of the game against the Flyers, recording 11 saves on 14 shots for a .786 save percentage. He stepped in after Hunter Shepard, who started the game, was pulled following the Flyers’ third goal. Stevenson's performance highlights his role as a backup goaltender as the Capitals prepare for the upcoming regular season.

Clay Stevenson's future with the Washington Capitals is in question due to the acquisition of Logan Thompson, creating an interesting situation for the team's goaltending roster.

Clay Stevenson relieved Hunter Shepard in goal for the Hershey Bears, finishing the game with five saves after Shepard allowed five goals on 36 shots.

Clay Stevenson, a star American Hockey League goaltender for the Washington Capitals, is poised to join the NHL next season and could form a top-tier tandem with Lindgren for under $2 million combined.