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Burned in Zach Werenski's memory is the first U.S. practice at the 4 Nations Face-Off last February.

The transfer portal for men's and women's basketball will open the day after the championship game for both NCAA Tournaments for a period of 15 days.

Kayla Vespa grew up watching Alex Ovechkin light the lamp at Capital One Arena -- then known as the Verizon Center -- for her beloved Capitals. Vespa is now a forward for the New York Sirens, a rising star in a woman's hockey league that has found a ...

Connor McMichael scored with 37.6 seconds remaining in overtime to lift the Washington Capitals to a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night.

Back in late October, the Colorado Avalanche fell to Carolina at home in a shootout. They haven't lost in their own building since, reeling off 17 straight wins. The Avalanche are a home win away from matching the team record set by the 2021-22 ...

Ryan Leonard was still a college student this time last year. Now, he's a rising star who counts his Capitals teammates -- including Alex Ovechkin and Tom Wilson -- among his mentors.

Radek Faksa scored a shorthanded goal, Casey DeSmith made 23 saves and the Dallas Stars ended their losing streak at six games by defeating the Washington Capitals 4-1 on Wednesday night.

Another member of the Washington Capitals is headed to next month's Olympic Games.

Justin Sourdif scored his first NHL hat trick and added two assists and the Washington Capitals beat the Anaheim Ducks 7-4 on Monday night.

Tomas Poletin scored on a deflection off his skate with 1:14 left and Czechia beat Canada 6-4 on Sunday night to advance to face Sweden in the first all-European world junior hockey final since 2016.