“Definitely not panicked, but we would really like to see a better, consistent game,” Carlson said. More recently, since the all-star break, the Capitals are 3-3-0, alternating wins and losses. “I don’t think we’ve had enough dominating efforts from our team like we’re capable or used to,” Carlson said. The Capitals gave up the puck in the slot and, when the Flyers gained control, Washington couldn’t find its defensive structure. Nick Jensen was a healthy scratch for the first time this season, and rookie defenseman Martin Fehervary played his second straight game.

Source: Washington Post February 09, 2020 16:18 UTC