The Washington Capitals staged a comeback against the Detroit Red Wings, securing a 5-2 win. Despite a messy first period, the team gained momentum with Taylor Raddysh's goal. Aliaksei Protas excelled with three points, consolidating a strong season with 70-point pace. The Capitals' defense was impressive, limiting high-danger chances and allowing only 20 shots across five games. Detroit's power play was less effective, scoring once while conceding two shorthanded goals to Washington. Logan Thompson's solid goaltending helped seal the victory, marking a strong turnaround for the Capitals.
Aliaksei Protas was the true star of the show, recording three points (2g, 1a) in the win. Big Pro is back on pace for 70 points (33g, 37a) this season.
The Caps allowed just one Detroit five-on-five high-danger chance in the second and third period combined, showcasing their defensive strength.
Detroit went 1-for-3 on their power play but also gave up two shorthanded goals to the Capitals, highlighting their stellar performance.
The Capitals have held their opponents to fewer than 20 shots in four of the last five games, reflecting their defensive dominance.
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