Capitals Tie Series Behind Thompson’s Stellar Goaltending
Capitals Tie Series Behind Thompson’s Stellar Goaltending

Capitals Tie Series Behind Thompson’s Stellar Goaltending

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Logan Thompson has been a standout goaltender for the Washington Capitals in their Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Carolina Hurricanes, posting a .931 save percentage and 2.01 goals-against average through seven postseason games. In Game 1, the Capitals lost 2-1 in overtime despite being heavily outshot, but Thompson's performance kept them competitive. Washington rebounded in Game 2 with a more consistent offensive effort and a 3-1 victory, tying the series 1-1 as it moves to Carolina for Game 3. Thompson has received high praise from coaches and teammates and is a key factor in the Capitals' playoff success. The Capitals also broke through Carolina’s previously perfect penalty kill with their first power-play goal against the Hurricanes in Game 2. The series remains highly competitive, with both teams seeking to gain an advantage in Raleigh.

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