Well, there's certainly a lot to get to as the Capitals beat the devil.

Six to three.

Alan May, let's start with Nicholas Baxter.

Mr. Casual, three goals and an assist gets up to nine goals for his team.

He's now got 32 points.

Absolutely amazing by doing it so casually.

This guy just ceases to amaze me how responsible he is defensively,

and now he's calling his own number on the power play,

just leading this team in a manner that we've never seen out of him before.

His greatness has always been there, but what we're seeing right now, I think, is epic.

When you say casual, you mean casual dominance,

because that's what Nicholas Baxter does right now with a four-point night, including his second career hat trick.

Ryan Billy, in a night when the Capp scores six goals, we can also say Braden Hope he might

have just stolen this one.

I say he was pretty epic in the second period, especially.

I think he stopped 1,300 different breakaways in that period,

which was pretty impressive. It's amazing that the devils didn't score in any of them, and had they,

there would have been a totally different game. There's a million storylines of this game,

but he deserves a lot of credit for this win. The biggest storyline is Tom Wilson, and we will

get to that, and we will hear Alan May's comments the

caps win there's seven straight I'm Rob Carlin this is the capitals talk podcast and it starts now

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