Well, that one went poorly, to say the least: numbers for the morning after
Briefly

from RMNB4 days ago
The Washington Capitals faced a humiliating 7-0 defeat against the Columbus Blue Jackets, which stands as their worst loss of the season. Although the Capitals out-attempted the Blue Jackets in five-on-five play, the performance was dismal overall. Goaltender Hunter Shepard, in his first NHL start, allowed seven goals on 26 shots, while Jet Greaves, the Blue Jackets' goalie, performed strongly. Promising rookie Ryan Leonard showcased talent despite the team’s loss, and prospect Cole Hutson shared news about his college season, contributing to the article's broader narrative on the Capitals' performance and player development.
Hunter Shepard started for the first time in the NHL this season and allowed seven goals on 26 shots.
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Ryan Leonard got into his first fight. It didn't go great, but it didn't go as poorly as it could have gone.
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Cole Hutson missed out on a national championship, but he tallied an assist in the final.
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