Martin Fehervary, a defenseman for the Washington Capitals, is recovering positively from knee surgery he had in April. General Manager Chris Patrick confirmed he can begin offseason training, indicating a promising rehabilitation process. Fehervary suffered this injury during a game in April but played to finish despite the pain. The recovery is timely as he was selected for Team Slovakia for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Additionally, the Capitals are reportedly interested in extending his contract ahead of his eligibility on July 1.
He's doing great. All very positive progress from the medical group. He's pretty much at the point now where he can start his normal offseason training.
Marty's a machine, so you can't keep him down too long.
Fehervary set a new career high in points (25) and assists (20) last season in 81 games, stepping into his role as part of the Caps' top pair of defensemen with alternate captain John Carlson.
The quick recover for Fehervary comes at a great time as he was named one of Team Slovakia's six initial roster members ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
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