Capitals Tie Series Against Hurricanes with Game 2 Victory
Capitals Even Series with 3-1 Win
The Washington Capitals have leveled their Eastern Conference Semifinal series against the Carolina Hurricanes, defeating the home team 3-1 in Game 2 at PNC Arena. With this victory, the Capitals have bounced back from their Game 1 loss and ensured the series remains even at one apiece.
Tom Wilson’s Power Play Goal Proves Key
Tom Wilson was the offensive catalyst for the Capitals, scoring the eventual game-winning goal on the power play in the second period. His seventh goal of the playoffs was a thing of beauty, as he tapped in a rebound after a T.J. Oshie shot was stopped.
Tom Wilson dominated tonight.*
Capitals’ Tough Defense Keeps Hurricanes at Bay
Washington’s defense played a crucial role in securing the win. They limited the Hurricanes to just 25 shots on goal and blocked several shots, with Wilson leading the way with five blocks.
Hurricanes’ Intensity Continues
While the Capitals came out on top, the Hurricanes’ intensity was evident once again. They played a physical game, with both teams combining for 76 hits in the contest. The Hurricanes will look to regroup and take control of the series in Game 3 back in Washington.
The Hurricanes showed they mean business in Game 1, and they continued that trend in Game 2.
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FAQ
What does series tie mean at this stage?
A series tie at this stage means that both teams have won one game each, with four games left to play.
When is Game 3?
Game 3 will take place on Thursday, May 10, 2025, in Washington, D.C.
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