Brian McNally, all things considered, no Braden Holpe, Coozy gets hurt, no Michael Kempney.

I'd say the Caps played a pretty good game despite the loss.

I thought it was a good game, Rob, given who wasn't on the ice for them.

So the result is one thing.

Obviously back-to-back Minnesota, Winnipeg, tough one, but the injuries have to be a concern going forward. Ryan, Billy, your love affair with Phoenix Copley continues? It does, but I am buying a 41 McHale jersey right now. Gavin McHale, the emergency backup. Alan May, a couple of guys come away, injured. Coozy doesn't return. T.J. O'Sy, what looks like nothing short of a slew foot goes down awkwardly. The Jets dirty? No, not at all. Although the play on Oshy, from what we've seen, although we've seen this play in hockey for all my years, it happens all the time in the corner. But someone was suspended for it at the start of the season, and we'll see

the National Hockey League's hypocrisy in the Department of Player of Safety and how they

address the headshot and the slewfoot.

Todd Reardon said that to play.

They will have to, quote, look at.

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Washington's not going to get the job done tonight.

15 seconds left.

Orloff scales it in.

Myers is there.

Off the boards and out.

And it is a Washington team that has a couple of injury concerns,

more than a couple.

And to pressure a superstar talents to worry about as they head to Denver falling to Winnipeg 3-1 this Wednesday night. That was just a crazy day. Everything seemed like it was moving along nicely. The Caps had beaten Minnesota. They're going to Winnipeg for the second of a back-to-back that got Braden Holtby starting.

I mean, you're feeling pretty good.

Pretty good.

Five o'clock.

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