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A big piece was torn from the soul of Washington sports last week when the beloved John Carlson, after 17 years on the ice for the Capitals, was traded to the Anaheim Ducks for a conditional first-round pick in either 2026 or 2027 and a third-round ...

Friday was a jarring day for the Capitals after they traded John Carlson to Anaheim in the middle of the night. He'd been with the team for nearly 17 seasons and was a key part of the run to a Stanley Cup title in 2018.

With the likes of Vincent Trocheck, Justin Faulk and maybe even Robert Thomas still on the market, NHL trade deadline day has arrived with general managers having one last chance to beef up their lineups.

John Carlson is going to the Anaheim Ducks as part of a surprising deal from the Washington Capitals agreed to just after midnight on NHL trade deadline day.

The Capitals found themselves in no-man's land as they shipped veteran forward Nic Dowd to the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday, one of the final moves ahead of Friday afternoon's NHL trade deadline.

The Capitals traded center Nic Dowd to the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday morning, Washington's first major move ahead of Friday afternoon's trade deadline.

A decade has passed since the Toronto Maple Leafs missed the playoffs, their nine-year streak the longest going in the NHL.

Capitals forward Ethen Frank signed a two-year, $4 million contract extension with them on Wednesday that will keep him in Washington through the 2027-28 season.

JJ Peterka scored in the second period on a bizarre bounce, and the Utah Mammoth beat the Washington Capitals 3-2 on Tuesday night.

U.S. women's hockey gold medal-winning captain Hilary Knight revealed Monday in a television appearance that she played in Milan with a torn medial collateral ligament in one of her knees.