The Washington Capitals bounced back against the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 2 of their second-round series, winning 3-1. With a noticeable improvement from Game 1, the Capitals showcased better offensive strategies despite still facing tough five-on-five numbers. The standout players included Tom Wilson, who had a significant impact with two points and stellar defensive plays, and goaltender Logan Thompson, who made crucial saves throughout the match. Carlson added to his playoff legacy with an important goal, tying him for seventh in franchise history.
The Capitals put together a much better performance than they did in Game 1 and were rewarded for it.
Tom Wilson was utterly phenomenal in the win, contributing heavily both offensively and defensively, making it arguably his best game in a Capitals uniform.
Goaltender Logan Thompson stopped 28 of the 29 shots he faced, saving 2.75 more goals than expected, showcasing exceptional performance.
Carlson's goal ties him for seventh-most playoff goals in franchise history, a remarkable achievement for a defenseman.
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