Riley Sutter cleared waivers after being waived by the Capitals, as the team prepares for the upcoming training camp with the Hershey Bears. Sutter's status is part of the Capitals' roster adjustments, which also include placing Nicklas Backstrom and T.J. Oshie on long-term injured reserve.

Riley Sutter has been placed on waivers by the Washington Capitals following their 8-4 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets. His inclusion in the group of players waived indicates a significant roster shakeup as the team prepares for the upcoming season, with training camp roster now down to 46 players.

Riley Sutter played on the fourth line during the game against the Devils, alongside Alexander Suzdalev and Bogdan Trineyev. He contributed to the team's physical play, helping Washington control the pace of the game, and is part of a mix of players aiming to secure a spot in the lineup ahead of the regular season.

Riley Sutter played as part of a forward line alongside Sonny Milano and Terik Parascak during the game. He contributed to Washington’s offensive efforts but was part of a team that struggled to keep pace with the Flyers. The Capitals will look for improved performances from Sutter and his line in the upcoming preseason games.

Riley Sutter, a Washington Capitals prospect, has shown improvement in offense and consistency, making contributions on the penalty kill and in faceoffs.