In the Washington zone and a puck for Justin Sort of. I mean, these guys are flying right now. Back to center. Here he comes again. Sortiff coming right up the middle. Across the Anaheim line. Dropped off to Van Riemstike. Center to McMichael. Oh, and across. They score. And it's a hat trick. Justin Sortif. Three goals for number 34. Oh, baby, it's four.

One, Washington, have a day, Justin Sorda!

What an outstanding play.

He prates the whole thing, gets speed through, neutral zone, drops it off, and then a tic-tac-toe play.

Ryan Lennar, what an unselfish play that was.

Seed Sort of right in the middle.

He's going to shot that puck.

He puts it over to him.

Justin Sort of has nine goals in his three-year career, and three of them came last night.

Good on Justin Sort of, John Wal Walton and company on the call last night

as the Caps beat the struggling Anaheim Ducks 7 to 4 at Capitol 1 Arena

in a game in which Alex Ovechkin had two goals as well.

Ovechkin's been on a bit of a cold streak.

He had one goal in his last 14 games.

But the Great Eight gets two more last night to add to what Justin sort of did in the

caps back in the win column with a 7 to 4 win over Anaheim. You know, one of the things I do

because I'm not a big hockey guy, as most of you know, is I do, you know, look at scores at the

end of the night and standings to see where the caps are and how they're doing. And what's really

interesting is the caps had lost, you know, I think it was six of their last eight

going into last night's game, but they were only in fourth in the Metropolitan Division.

With the win last night, they're tied for second and only three points behind the leader.

Joe B pointed this out to me, I think the last time he was on, which was right before the holidays.

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