Bailey Johnson
Washington Capitals Beat Writer at The Washington Post
good lady reporter • washington capitals 🏒 @washingtonpost • past: @DispatchAlerts @AJC @UMHoops • always: @MichiganDaily
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washingtonpost.com | Bailey Johnson
Capitals say ‘no decision’ on Alex Ovechkin’s future after 2025-26 (washingtonpost.com) Capitals say ‘no decision’ on Alex Ovechkin’s future after 2025-26 By Bailey Johnson 2025052921023800 Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin has not made a decision on his NHL future beyond the upcoming 2025-26 NHL season, the team said in a statement Thursday, which came after an email from the team that suggested next season would be Ovechkin's last.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Bailey Johnson
A year after an overhaul, the Caps are planning a quieter summer (washingtonpost.com) A year after an overhaul, the Caps are planning a quieter summer By Bailey Johnson 2025051920410200 When Brian MacLellan spoke this time last year, after the Washington Capitals' season ended with a sweep in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs at the hands of the New York Rangers, the then-general manager planned for an aggressive offseason.
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washingtonpost.com | Bailey Johnson
The Capitals wrap up their season with a mix of pain and possibility (washingtonpost.com) The Capitals wrap up their season with a mix of pain and possibility By Bailey Johnson 2025051719494800 Spencer Carbery can't watch hockey yet. He tried to watch the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night but only made it a few minutes before the sting of his Washington Capitals' second-round playoff exit took over and he had to turn it off.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Bailey Johnson
Hurricanes score late in Game 5, oust Capitals from Stanley Cup playoffs (washingtonpost.com) Hurricanes score late in Game 5, oust Capitals from Stanley Cup playoffs By Bailey Johnson 2025051602034000 For about 58 minutes Thursday night, Game 5 felt like a contest that was going to come down to a single bounce.
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3 weeks ago |
fredericknewspost.com | Bailey Johnson
With their backs against the wall ahead of a must-win Game 5 against the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday at Capital One Arena, the Washington Capitals don’t intend to go down without a fight. At their practice Wednesday, the Capitals showed significant changes to their forward lines, moving Anthony Beauvillier back up to play with center Dylan Strome and captain Alex Ovechkin, while shifting forward Connor McMichael to the third-line center role between Andrew Mangiapane and Ryan Leonard.
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