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| Joueur | Droits | Pos | Âge | Rapport | Total | Notes | Créé | Mise à jour |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charlie Lindgren |  | G | 30 | 3 de 3 | 85
1B
| Lindgren has provided the Capitals with capable goaltending for a long stretch. He's part of the reason why Washington was able to sneak into playoffs as an Eastern Conference wild card team. In his last ten game segment in regular season he posted a .910 save percentage and a 2.65 GAA South paw. Butterfly style. Above average lateral quickness. At times appears smaller than his stature when dropping into butterfly / setting up hybrid / paddle down. Competes to stop pucks any way he needs too. Faced 289 shots in the segment - stopping 263 - allowing 26 goals against Washington team PK % hovers around 80% - Goalie needs to be best penalty-killer. Lindgren has provided the Caps some timely saves in the second half of the season. | 16 avr. 2024 | 19 avr. 2024 |
| Nick Jensen | | DD | 33 | 2 de 2 | 81
P2
| Updated Stats as of March 6th Averaged 19:00 TOI through 58GP Deployed at ES and PK Right - shot - '2-way / Leaning Defensive D' Credited with 42 hits and 92 shot blocks More quick than fast. Jumps to space to take away time and space effectively. Willing to bump up against opponents and block shots. Tasked with matching up against top six forwards. Any offense that he generates is a bonus. Head on a swivel / solid spatial awareness Reliable. Plays to his strengths. Competes. | 27 févr. 2024 | 6 mars 2024 |
| Nic Dowd | | C | 33 | 4 de 4 | 82
L3
| Dowd is a reliable, middle of the lineup, forward who competes and plays with pace. He continues to average around 16:00 TOI. Dowd is deployed at ES and PK. He leans match-up / checking forward but also chips in with some depth offense. Through 45GP he had posted 8G-8A and was a (+8) defensively. His contract runs through 24/25. The cap hit is $1.3 million. A reliable, bottom six, veteran forward. | 20 févr. 2024 | 23 févr. 2024 |
| Nic Dowd | | C | 33 | 3 de 4 | 82
L3
| Dowd continues to provide consistent - middle of the lineup - minutes for the Capitals. In 39GP he contributed 7G-6A. Two of his goals were game winners. All of his offense has come at even strength. Dowd plays with pace and detail. He can match-up against top flight opponents in a checking role. He's a valuable right shot center who has the ability to take key draws in all three zones. He's averaged 15:41 TOI - 13:03 ES - 2:33 PK - he doesn't have a slot on the PP. Competes. Plays with sound pace. Tracks up and down the ice / full 200ft. Reliable. Consistent (+6) defensively so far this season. 33 years old. One more year left on current contract. Expires at end of 24/25 - $1.3M AAV | 6 févr. 2024 | 8 févr. 2024 |
| Alex Ovechkin | | AG | 38 | 2 de 2 | 84
JF
| No secrets at this stage of his career. Elite shooter. Remains difficult to defend on the weak side flank on the PP. Pushes the pace on occasion. Shift length effects how quick he plays the game overall. Heavy in the trenches. Big, strong, hard to move off the crease and push off pucks along the wall. Defensive detail / commitment has always ranged. Offense will always win out. Competes his own way. Averages over 20:00 TOI - ES and PP#1 - Does not PK | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Nicolas Aubé-Kubel | | AD | 27 | 3 de 3 | 68
RL
| Depth forward. Minor league recall / 4F Skates well. Provides energy. Doesn't produce much offensively. Has struggled to find a role on the PK. A 13F. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| T.J. Oshie | | AG | 36 | 2 de 2 | 78
L3
| His offense has tapered off in recent years, but he empties the tank for the good of the group. Plays consistently hard between the whistles. Brings a combination of energy and better than average skill. Middle bumper on PP#2. Competes to extend plays. Tracks back the full 200ft. Pace is average plus. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| John Carlson | | DD | 33 | 2 de 2 | 87
P1
| Top pairing 'D' who logs a ton of ice time in all situations. His pace ranges. At times it appears like he is saving energy and has room to play the game quicker and faster. Equal parts shooter / distributor on the PP. Shot blocker in the defensive zone. Averages over 26:00 TOI. Aggressive getting pucks to the net in the offensive zone. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Trevor van Riemsdyk | | DD | 32 | 2 de 2 | 77
P2
| Mostly 'stay at home' defenceman who rolls over the boards at ES and the PK. Matches up against top three lines. Not physical. Blocks shots. Average plus skater. Out of the blocks he takes a bit of time to get up to speed. Once up to speed he is the kind of player that will look to distribute / or gain the red line and dump the puck deep. Keeps things simple. Reliable. No frills. Right shot. Good size. Active stick on the PK. If he brings offense its a bonus. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Beck Malenstyn | | AG | 25 | 1 de 1 | 75
L3
| A 3F / 4F depending on opponents and in game scenarios. Good size. Moves well. Competes. Goes to the hard areas to battle and extend plays. Finishes his checks. Blocks shots. Role player. Opens up space for line mates. Averages around 13:00 TOI - ES and PK. Works the entire 200ft / zone to zone. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Matthew Phillips | | C | 25 | 1 de 1 | 77
L4
| Undersize skill forward who's hard to contain in small areas. Has the skill / vision / and ability to escape pressure and make plays in the offensive zone. Quick catch and release in high danger areas. Fringe NHL player overall, but a proven scorer in the AHL who could end up providing a secondary layer of scoring - especially on the PP Extended time in the defensive zone can be a physical issue. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Tom Wilson | | AD | 29 | 1 de 1 | 83
L2
| Power forward. Averages over 18:00 TOI Deployed in all situations. Leans goal scorer more than distributor. Extends plays along the wall. Solid skater. Heavy player to defend off the rush - and overall. Plays on the edge. Imposing figure. At times lacks discipline / crosses the line ... Competes. Cares. Stands up for his team mates. A bit of a throwback approach. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Martin Fehérváry | | DG | 24 | 2 de 2 | 83
P2
| A reliable '2-way D' who logs the bulk of his minutes against top six forwards and on the primary PK. Solid read/react in his zone. Jumps to pressure pucks on the perimeter. Leans on opponents. Competes to keep the puck out of his net. Outlets are well thought out and generally on time. Glue guy. Provides depth scoring in his role. Keeps the play in front of him. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Rasmus Sandin | | DD | 23 | 3 de 3 | 85
P2
| Has evolved into a solid second pairing 'D' who can be used in the top pairing if required. 2-Way / Transitional 'D' who distributes and joins the rush as an extra layer. In the defensive zone he will surprise opponents, occasionally, by gapping up and finishing his checks with authority. Rotates well into shooting lanes to block shots. Averages over 23:00 TOI. Bulk of his TOI comes at ES and PP. Some secondary PK. Leans distributor more than shooter in the offensive zone. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Hendrix Lapierre | | C | 21 | 1 de 1 | 75
L4
| Young, still developing, combination energy / skill forward. Averages less than 10:00 TOI when he's in the lineup. Not physical, but is tenacious along the wall attempting to extend plays. Has the skating ability to win races up ice as an extra layer. Room for significant improvement in the face-off circle. A 4F for now ... but at least a 3F in the future. Capable of providing secondary layer of scoring and finding a role, eventually, on special teams. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Alexander Alexeyev | | DG | 24 | 1 de 1 | 72
P3
| Third pairing 'D' who takes the majority of his shifts at even strength. Big body. Not physical. In the way. Absorbs contact to move pucks out of dangers. Long reach is an asset. Adequate distributor. Can't afford to hold onto the puck too long / doesn't have the creativity or escape ability to get too cute. Good feet for his stature. Competes. Recognizes his role. Keeps his game mostly simple. Averages around 11:30 TOI | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Nic Dowd | | C | 33 | 2 de 4 | 82
L3
| Valuable middle / bottom six forward who plays a key role on the penalty kill and matching up against top six forwards. Good skater. Plays with detail in all three zones. Takes key draws. Rolls over the boards on the 5vs4 PK and 5vs3 PK. Blocks shots. Has some battle to his game in the hard areas of the ice. Provides secondary layer of offense. Reliable veteran forward. Has battled back from injury. Averages north of 15:00 TOI - ES - PK At times some clean up duty on the PP. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Connor McMichael | | C | 22 | 1 de 1 | 84
L3
| Evolving player who is still a developing prospect overall. Future 2F is likely. 3F for now in his current role. Earning shifts in a variety of roles. Deployed in all situations. Skates around 15:00 per game. On occasion he shows a burst of speed, especially off the puck, attacking through the neutral zone. Good puck touch. Equal parts distributor / shooter. Not a ton of bump to his game. Mostly a motion player. Not a grind it out along the boards / in the trenches player. Room for improvement in the face-off circle. Well below 50%. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Aliaksei Protas | | AD | 22 | 2 de 2 | 79
L3
| Trending in a positive direction Big body. Long stride. Long reach. Solid puck touch. Ability to shoot the puck in stride. Extends plays around the net and along the wall with his reach. Not overly physical. Difficult to defend when he boxes out opponents. Once up to speed he can be a threat to make plays off the rush. First three strides will likely always be a bit deliberate due to stature. Responsible. Doesn't cheat in the defensive zone. At this stage of his development he's skating 4F minutes, averaging around 11:00 per game at ES and PK#2. Providing secondary offense Competes. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Dylan Strome | | C | 26 | 2 de 2 | 81
L2
| Strome has proven to be a reliable point producer since arriving in Washington. Deployed in a top six role. Borders on being the Caps top center. Averages around 18:00 TOI. Used at ES and PP#1 Capable skater. Not exceptionally fast. Not slow. Lacks a physical element for his stature, but uses his long reach and frame to shield pucks in the offensive zone and interrupt flow in the defensive zone Pounces on opportunities in high dangers areas. Takes advantage of his chances. On pace, in 23/24 to score the most goals of his career. Solid in the face-off circle. Wins around 55% of his draws. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Sonny Milano | | AG | 27 | 1 de 1 | 72
L3
| Skilled, middle of the lineup, secondary scorer. Somewhat sheltered minutes at even strength. Best suited to match up against middle / bottom six opponents. Average plus skater. Motion player who has the ability to push the play through the neutral zone and make plays just inside the opponents blue line. Not a ton of physical push back. Excellent puck touch. Has a role on the second PP unit. Averages around 13:00 TOI. Deployed at ES and PP. Defensive detail / commitment ranges | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Nick Jensen | | DD | 33 | 1 de 2 | 81
P2
| Averages over 20:00 TOI Deployed at ES and PK Right - shot - '2-way / Leaning Defensive D' More quick than fast. Jumps to space to take away time and space effectively. Willing to bump up against opponents and block shots. Tasked with matching up against top six forwards. Any offense that he generates is a bonus. Head on a swivel / solid spatial awareness Reliable. Plays to his strengths. Competes. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Charlie Lindgren | | G | 29 | 2 de 3 | 84
1B
| South paw goalie who gives the shooter a different look. Good size but does have a deep stance that makes him appears shorter in the net Sound crease composure. Plays between his posts. No unnecessary movement. Good feet. Low net coverage is sound. Solid rebound control. If he sees the puck, clean from range, he absorbs shots very well. Does get playing a bit deep in his crease at times / almost along the goal line when opponents have extended zone time - exposing high quadrants in the process. Trending up overall - Easily provides a 50/50 option for starts. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Darcy Kuemper | | G | 33 | 2 de 2 | 80
1B
| Big body in the net Butterfly / hybrid / paddle down on occasion style Rarely outside the blue paint. Size affords him the opportunity to play deep in his crease Tracking, from side to side, ranges. Generally squares up to the play from distance - resulting in pucks finding him through traffic. There are times he struggles to time his 'drops' into his butterfly - exposing space over his pads and between his legs A #1B more than a #1A. | 24 nov. 2023 | 27 nov. 2023 |
| Andrew Cristall | | AD | 18 | 1 de 2 | C+
T6
| Element is offense Dynamic player with the puck on his stick - makes plays - waits out pressure - can score from range with deceptive release Three zone detail ranges At times he darts to space and displays better than average speed - other times he picks his spots and paces his shifts Room for more strength - potential to be a top line NHL forward with his skill element | 4 févr. 2023 | 13 juin 2023 |
| Ryan Leonard | | C | 18 | 2 de 2 | B+
L1
| Top line NHL scoring forward on projection - solid skater - quick - agile At the U18 Worlds, to end the 22/23 season, he scored 8G-9A in seven games - including the game winning goal in overtime of the Gold medal game Used in all situations - averages just shy of 17 minutes per game TOI Threat off the rush - playmaker / shooter / elusive / elite brain offensively Average plus in all three zones - tracks back reasonably well - makes an effort to apply back pressure off zone exits - Has some growl to his game - pushes back | 30 avr. 2023 | - |
| Andrew Cristall | | AG | 18 | 2 de 2 | C+
L2
| Results offensively are undeniable. Great stick. Dynamic when he has time and space. Concerns started to develop down the stretch of the season. Pace off the puck, zone exits, overall detail has room for significant improvement. The kind of offensive talent who cuts some corners in all three zones but also has the ability to take over games and produce Excellent skill. Best shifts are NHL worthy in a skill role. | 30 avr. 2023 | - |
| Cameron Allen | | DD | 18 | 3 de 3 | B+
P3
| Uneven impact / consistency - overall - throughout the season Second half of his OHL season provided some peaks when he was engaged physically , playing with pace, and managed the puck responsibly. The valleys still included plenty of compete, sound pace and physical push back - but they also include poor read/react and puck management. Leans 2-way 'D' who's best shift is intriguing but needs to reduce the number of turnovers and ranging detail overall. Risk/Reward draft target. | 30 avr. 2023 | - |
| Cameron Allen | | DD | 18 | 2 de 3 | B+
P2
| Has suffered through some peaks and valleys but turned the corner after Christmas and played much more to his identity 2-Way defender who competes - has some bite to his game - and makes sound outlets when his game is 'on' Needs to allow the game to come to him - not force the issue - play to his strengths Solid skater - brain to be used in all situations if required - | 25 janv. 2023 | 7 févr. 2023 |
| Ryan Leonard | | C | 17 | 1 de 2 | B+
T6
| Element is offense / goal scoring but he does play with detail off the puck and tracks back to defend his zone responsibly On the power play / weak side flank he shows a quick catch and release. His preference is to direct pucks on goal but he will distribute accurately as well. Has the ability to beat goalies from long range with his accurate release Calculating player. Thinks the game well. At times he could play faster. | 28 oct. 2022 | 7 nov. 2022 |
| T.J. Oshie | | AG | 35 | 1 de 2 | 74
T6
| One of the hardest working players in the entire NHL Empties the tank. Battles. Goes to the hard areas. Creates turnovers. Extends plays. Net front on the PP / middle ice bumper Averages over 19:00 TOI being used ES and PP Easily has the ability and IQ to be used on the PK Proverbial 'Swiss Army Knife' / Valuable / Winner / Plays the game the right way | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| John Carlson | | DD | 32 | 1 de 2 | 80
P1
| A top pairing 'D' who is used in all situations. Against top flight teams it's normal to see him log over 25:00 per game in all situations Equal parts shooter / distributor on the PP. One of the top producing 'D' in the entire NHL There are times his detail can be scrutinized but when some mistakes are bound to happen when a player logs the minutes he does | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Aliaksei Protas | | AD | 21 | 1 de 2 | 52
M6
| Getting his feet wet as an NHL player It will take time for him to earn ice time in a special teams role. Big body. First three steps are average and will need to continue to improve. In open ice he has started to show much more separation in open ice and the ability to back defenders off or win races to pucks. His long reach is also an asset. A depth 2-way forward who has a physical presence. Still developing. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Trevor van Riemsdyk | | DD | 31 | 1 de 2 | 57
P3
| Depth Defender Bottom pairing 'D' who is used at ES and the PK. Can be trusted with defensive zone starts Simple with the puck. Low risk. Makes a first pass. No flash. Not fast. Not slow. Some bump to his game at times. Gets involved but not punishing. Averages around 17:30 TOI. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Martin Fehérváry | | DG | 23 | 1 de 2 | 69
P2
| Average TOI (between 18:00 - 21:00) says he is a potential top 4 defender depending on game scenario. Used ES and on the PK. 2-way D. Reliable. Moves well. Has the ability to escape pressure with his skating. Generally accurate moving pucks up ice / outlets. Brings some secondary offense considering he isn't used on the PP. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Dylan Strome | | C | 25 | 1 de 2 | 62
T6
| Big body who has taken some time to get comfortable at the NHL level and play to his identity. Overall game is on the rise. Being deployed at ES and the PP. Does not PK. Good vision. Can make plays off the boards and from below the goal line. Not much of a transition threat. Good release. Knows where to find quiet ice in the offensive zone. Not a ton of grind to his game. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Nic Dowd | | C | 32 | 1 de 4 | 64
M6
| Role player Plays to his identity. He will chip in occasionally offensively but is mostly used as a match up forward who is capable of playing against top 6 opponents in a shut down / energy role Competes. Goes to the hard areas. Coaches know what to expect. Averages between 11:00 - 14:00 TOI depending on game scenarios. Used ES and PK. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Alex Ovechkin | | AG | 37 | 1 de 2 | 70
JF
| Still an elite shooter. Teams know the puck will end up on his stick on the PP but continue to have a tough time defending against his back door one timer. First three strides have power and can create separation. Occasionally an open ice threat off the rush. Plays a heavy game along the wall. Hard to defend. Cuts corners in his zone at times and his shifts are occasionally too long but his elite goal scoring wins out. | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Charlie Lindgren | | G | 28 | 1 de 3 | 77
1B
| It has taken time but Lindgren has finally arrived at the NHL level full time Butterfly goalie Sound positionally / Rarely outside his posts / Tracks well / Focused / Stocky, Not a big NHL goalie. South paw gives opponents different look. Good gloves. Plays the puck average. More of a #1B than a #1A | 13 oct. 2022 | 14 oct. 2022 |
| Cameron Allen | | DD | 17 | 1 de 3 | B+
P2
| Brings high end compete along with three zone awareness and reliable detail Doesn't have one singular elite element. Can be deployed in all situations Skating is sound Plays on the edge at times / needs to keep his focus Projects to be a 2-way 'D' who can wear opponents down and produce, at worst, secondary offense. He's hard to play against. | 31 juill. 2022 | 7 août 2022 |
| Darcy Kuemper | | G | 32 | 1 de 2 | 74
#1
| Big body. Butterfly style. Not an elite NHL goalie but definitely top tier. Decent crease composure. Generally plays between his posts and in the paint. Can get into trouble if he gets too active. Lateral quickness / recovery is not his strong suit. Can outlet pucks. Battles. Knows how to win. 2.54 GAA and .921 save % in 21/22. | 18 juin 2022 | 12 juill. 2022 |
| Nicolas Aubé-Kubel | | AD | 25 | 2 de 3 | 62
M6
| Depth forward Competitive Plays with pace. Tenacious. Gets involved. Provides some secondary scoring Reliable enough in his zone to be used on the PK. | 7 mai 2022 | 12 juill. 2022 |
| Rasmus Sandin | | DD | 21 | 1 de 3 | 50
P2
| A 2-way transitional 'D'. Hockey IQ is not an issue. He thinks the game well. At times, especially below the hash marks in his zone, his execution needs to be better An 'area' defender. He plays a light game defensively. Not a burner. Explosive enough. Fast enough. But not a massive open ice threat. Leans distributor more than shooter in the offensive zone Jury is out if he can handle more minutes in key situations against top opponents. | 21 févr. 2022 | 12 juill. 2022 |
| Ethan Bear | | DD | 24 | 1 de 1 | 57
P3
| AVG TOI for 21/22 season 16:05 per game. He did see time at ES, PK and PP. All 5 of his goals came at even strength. He has the ability to join the rush as an extra layer without the puck. In the offensive zone he will sneak down behind coverage to open up back door seam plays. Defensively he's quick to space and generally efficient with the puck. Under duress there are times he does struggle to make a quick decision. Still a young defenceman. | 1 mars 2022 | 12 juill. 2022 |
| Nicolas Aubé-Kubel | | AD | 25 | 1 de 3 | 62
M6
| Depending on the team and scenario he can be used as a 3rd or 4th line forward Quick. Fast. Competitive. Sacrifices for the good of the group. Involved. Not shy about battling the hard areas and finishing his checks. Has some 'rat' to his game. During his time in Colorado he averaged around 10:00 TOI. He his capable of more minutes on a different team. | 3 mars 2022 | 12 juill. 2022 |
| Alexander Suzdalev | | AG | 18 | 1 de 1 | D+
M6
| The kind of player that needs to find a role in the top half of any team he plays for. His element is offense. Alex has the ability to beat opponents 1vs1 in open ice and tight quarters. He has fantastic hand/eye coordination and vision in the offensive zone He brings very little physically and his defensive commitment ranges from average to non-existent (at times). A great skater who could stop and start on pucks more often. The team that drafts Alex is projecting his offense and assuming they will develop him enough in other areas. | 30 avr. 2022 | 4 juill. 2022 |
| Ivan Miroshnichenko | | AG | 17 | 1 de 1 | C+
T6
| Unfortunate cancer diagnosis mid-way through the year derailed his season. Same form of the disease the Mario Lemieux battled several years ago. Outstanding performance within his age group at start of season at Hlinka / Gretzky. RS winger who can play his off-side. Threat to score from the flank and middle of the ice. Quick and fast off the rush. Generally aware defensively. More detail required as he develops. Brings passion, skill, and offence. His element is clearly his offensive upside. Projects to be a top 6 NHL forward. | 18 janv. 2022 | 3 juill. 2022 |
| Jake Karabela | | AG | 18 | 1 de 1 | C+
M6
| There is much to like about this player. Better than average skater with skill and reliable hockey sense. His attention to detail is sound. Competes in all three zones with and without the puck. Can be used in a variety of roles. Valuable player who projects to be middle of the lineup prospect. Flies a bit under the radar. | 3 avr. 2022 | 2 juill. 2022 |
| Ryan Chesley | | DD | 18 | 1 de 1 | C+
P2
| A player that brings value with his ability to be deployed in a variety of roles. Ryan moves well and has the skill and agility to elude pressure with the puck on his stick. Chesley is not an elite point producer but he does bring secondary scoring upside. He gaps up well, kills zone entries, and moves the puck up ice. A 2-way (D) on projection He can be deployed in a variety of scenarios on both sides of the puck. | 27 mars 2022 | 2 juill. 2022 |
| Rasmus Sandin | | DD | 22 | 2 de 3 | 45
P2
| AVG TOI (17:35) He's suffered through some ups and downs as the games get more difficult down the stretch. A 2-way / Transitional approach. Light defender. Relies on jumping to space before opponents. When he is forced to engage physically he is at a disadvantage. Forcing pucks, and poorly timed turnovers in key areas of the ice, have been an issue recently. Has the skill set to be used at ES and on the PP. | 13 mars 2022 | 14 mars 2022 |
| Ethen Frank | | AD | 23 | 1 de 1 | C+
RL
| Senior free agent who should attract interest from NHL teams Element is easy to identify A goal scorer at the college level who is hungry on pucks in the offensive zone Plus release Good skater with sound mechanics Could play with more defensive detail at times Contributes at even strength and on the power play Will not be relied upon to play a shut down role or penalty kill at the pro level | 3 déc. 2021 | 12 janv. 2022 |
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