The New York Rangers are set to commence ABC's hockey coverage with a matchup against the Washington Capitals at home, kicking off at noon. Following a surprising victory over the Boston Bruins, the Rangers are eager to secure back-to-back wins for the first time since November. However, they face a formidable challenge against the Capitals, who currently lead the Metropolitan Division, and are bolstered by the relentless play of Alex Ovechkin.

Despite the Rangers' defensive struggles, there are no changes to their lineup, with Zac Jones remaining a scratch. The Capitals will feature a strong lineup, including Ovechkin, Dylan Strome, and Taylor Raddysh, while the Rangers will rely on the likes of Artemi Panarin and Mika Zibanejad. Jonathan Quick is set to start in goal for the Rangers, aiming to help them achieve their predicted two-game winning streak.

In a thrilling match, the Washington Capitals triumphed over the Carolina Hurricanes 3-1, snapping their two-game losing streak. Aliaksei Protas and Connor McMichael scored crucial goals in the final minute of a period, while Charlie Lindgren showcased his skills with 24 saves, particularly a highlight-reel stop against Tyson Jost.

Jakub Vrana also contributed to the Capitals' victory. Despite a late goal from Seth Jarvis, the Hurricanes' winning streak came to an end, further complicating their recent road struggles.

The Washington Capitals secured a 3-1 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes, ending their two-game losing streak. Aliaksei Protas and Connor McMichael scored late in the second period, while Jakub Vrana added another goal. Charlie Lindgren was instrumental, making 24 saves, including a spectacular windmill save against Tyson Jost.

Despite a late goal from Seth Jarvis, the Hurricanes' winning streak was halted. Carolina struggles continued on the road, now 0-4-1 in their last five away games. The Capitals, missing captain Alex Ovechkin, improved their home record to 10-4-2.

The Washington Capitals secured a 3-1 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes at Capital One Arena, improving their record to 22-8-2 this season.

Aliaksei Protas, Jakub Vrana, and Connor McMichael scored for the Capitals, while Seth Jarvis netted a consolation goal for the Hurricanes.

Charlie Lindgren made 25 saves, showcasing a standout performance that included a remarkable windmill save.

The Washington Capitals suffered a narrow 3-2 defeat against the Chicago Blackhawks at the United Center, marking their second consecutive loss following a nine-game point streak.

Despite an early lead with goals from Pierre-Luc Dubois and Andrew Mangiapane, the Capitals couldn't hold off a determined Blackhawks team, which rallied to score three unanswered goals, including a late winner from Ryan Donato.