"The Caps wrap up the homestand with a visit from the Kraken, breaking down Sunday's loss and the hit heard round the rinks, and more in today's Caps Clips."
"When things aren't going right for the Caps, one of the tools at Coach Carbery's disposal is to shuffle the lines - something that unfortunately was on display against Vancouver. [WaPo]"
"That hit leveled by Tom Wilson during that game that was reviewed before #43 was finally exonerated will also not receive any supplemental discipline from the league. [Sportsnet]"
"His acquisition raised some eyebrows at the time, but the Caps have been impressed with Justin Sourdif so far and the young forward may get some more time at center. [THN]"
The Washington Capitals close their homestand with a game against the Seattle Kraken. Coach Spencer Carbery has been using line shuffles as a response to early-season struggles, a tactic that was visible against Vancouver. Tom Wilson delivered a hit that was reviewed, and the league declined to impose supplemental discipline. The team held practice and the coach provided comments following it. Observers offered additional recaps and reactions to the Sunday loss. Justin Sourdif has made a positive impression and may receive increased center ice time after his acquisition raised initial questions.
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