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Fansided · Apr 30, 2021

Washington Capitals drop an overtime contest to Penguins

Lars Eller, Washington Capitals Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports

The Washington Capitals played an entertaining game with the Pittsburgh Penguins and at least secured a point, punching their ticket to the Stanley Cup playoffs for the seventh consecutive year. That was the good news. The bad is the Caps dropped another overtime game to the Pens.

The Pens got whistled for a delay of game in the early going, putting the Caps on the power play. On the attack, Nicklas Backstrom fed Justin Schultz, who was in his first game back since recovering from a lower body injury. Schultz shot it and T.J. Oshie was there to deflect it in at 7:27 for his 18th goal of the season.

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