136 left in regulation.

Ovech could feed.

Dry.

That's a sizzler that goes high.

Washington, 20 more seconds to operate on the man advantage.

Move it down low.

Centering pass.

Score!

Point blank, Nicholas Baxter.

That was wildly entertaining.

The caps rallied from a 4-1 first-period deficit.

They pulled Braden Holpey.

They storm all the way back twice and tie the game.

But they fall in a shootout for the Florida Panthers who get their first win of the season.

Final score, 6'5.

This is the Capitals Talk podcast for Saturday.

Rob Carlin, Alan May, Ryan Biliar,

pre and post game show producer joins us as well. I mean, I guess you give the Caps credit, Alan, for fighting back a couple of different times, whatever was said or done, which was line

changes and a goalie change after the first period worked, but all in all, they're still searching for their first two-game win streak. They certainly are, and you have to hate the way that they came out in the first period. They definitely weren't ready to play, and we've seen that in a few periods, but it's hard to harp on them at this point, but you look at what they're going through, they finally shuffle up the lines.

It's something I thought that needed to be done, not rather than just go the fourth line left

winger and sit them out and put the other guy in the 12 and 13 forwards. They finally made some

adjustments that way. The status quo wasn't working. I thought it was a good kick in the ass for

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