Sabres open road trip with loss to Capitals
The Capitals, who sit atop the Eastern Conference standings at 21-6-2, earned a 12-6 edge in shots during the first period despite Zucker’s early goal. Tom Wilson buried a deflection on the power play to tie the game with 2:51 left to play in the period, then scored another power-play goal off a rebound early in the second.
Takeaways: Wilson, Capitals Power Past Sabres
From there, Logan Thompson and D.C. held down the fort to help Washington its first regulation win on home ice since Nov. 6. Thompson had 19 saves on 21 shots, while Jakob Cychrun iced the game with an empty-netter. The Capitals got a bit of an injury scare, as Rasmus Sandin went down with an apparent leg injury in th second.
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