Welcome back. Junkies come to you live on 1067 the fan and the team 980 here in the DMV. And Richmond, you can listen to us, 910, the fan, or 105.1 FM. And you can watch us on the Monumental Sports Network as we celebrate 30 years of the jockeys all year long, presented by Main Street Bank, cheer local, bank local. Main Street Bank is a business-focused community bank, proudly serving the DMV since 2004.

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Speaking of 30 years, we were texting yesterday about our date for Dewey,

our trip to Dewey Beach. And so we're trying to lock that in. We'll announce that once it's locked in. Very good. We're excited. But we were texting back and forth last night about that, trying to get the date solidified. All right. Let's talk some puck. Join us right now is Spencer Carver, head coach of the Washington Capitals, presented by the Centers for Advanced Orthopedics.

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And coach, before we get into last night, let's focus on the positive.

Before last night, you had a three-game winning streak.

What jumped out about how the team was playing that kind of changed things? Before last night you had a three-game winning streak.

What jumped out about how the team was playing that kind of changed things to win those three games in a row?

I think just we went to Detroit, end of the road trip, and I think just top to bottom our entire lineup was was really really solid forwards D goaltending was solid and we just sort of where you know the

games on the line or there's different moments through the game where we made the

player made the right read and found a way to win is probably the easiest way to sum it up and then

we continue to do that through uh through those last couple games is just playing a little bit

better more consistently with our entire lineup and finding ways to win.

So, Coach, we've got to talk about Clay Stevenson.

He's been an absolute rock for the caps in the absence of L.T. and Chuckie.

And let's just update the listeners on his whirlwind week for those that don't know.

So last Wednesday, he played for Hershey at Rochester, made 27 saves, helped them get the

win.

Then he makes his way to Detroit to back up Chuckie.

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