Photo courtesy Chris Gordon, capssnaps.com
Considering the recent losses, sicknesses, injuries and so forth, it shouldn’t come as a major surprise that the Caps lost the last couple of games against Colorado and New York, though we’re a bit unclear on the ones proceeding that. We still watch each game with that optimistic feeling that they’ll break out of this slump in a big way with Alex Ovechkin scoring six goals or something crazy like that. But let’s be realistic here. There is nothing going on in the organization now to indicate that the Caps are ready to string together victories and regain their footing. The answer may come out of nowhere – as it sometimes does – but things aren’t looking good right now for the Red and the next victory may have to be against a team that is even less motivated than they are.
With that in mind, when will they win again (realistically)?
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Ben Sumner is the editor of Capitals Outsider and a contributor for Gunaxin.com. He also works for The Washington Post.
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