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Table of Contents & Playoff Schedule INTRODUCTION 2019 EASTERN CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS 2019 WESTERN CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS Table of Contents ............................................................1 Media Information ........................................................2-3 DATE TIME (ET) Washington vs. Carolina DATE TIME (ET) Nashville vs. Dallas Thurs., April 11 7:30 p.m. Carolina at Washington Wed., April 12 9:30 p.m. Dallas at Nashville OWNERSHIP & FRONT OFFICE Sat., April 13 3 p.m. Carolina at Washington Sat., April 13 6 p.m. Dallas at Nashville Club Directory .................................................................4 Mon., April 15 7 p.m. Washington at Carolina Mon., April 15 9:30 p.m. Nashville at Dallas Ted Leonsis .....................................................................5 Thur., April 18 7 p.m. Washington at Carolina Wed., April 17 8 p.m. Nashville at Dallas Dick Patrick .....................................................................6 *Sat., April 20 TBD Carolina at Washington *Sat., April 20 TBD Dallas at Nashville Monumental Sports & Entertainment ..........................7-9 *Mon., April 22 TBD Washington at Carolina *Mon., April 22 TBD Nashville at Dallas Brian MacLellan ............................................................10 *Wed., April 24 TBD Carolina at Washington *Wed., April 24 TBD Dallas at Nashville Hockey Operations .......................................................11 Todd Reirden.................................................................12 DATE TIME (ET) Tampa Bay vs. Columbus DATE TIME (ET) Winnipeg vs. St. Louis Assistant Coaches ...................................................13-14 Wed., April 10 7 p.m. Columbus at Tampa Bay Wed., April 10 8 p.m. St. Louis at Winnipeg Hockey Operations .......................................................15 Fri., April 12 7 p.m. Columbus at Tampa Bay Fri., April 12 9:30 p.m. St. Louis at Winnipeg Sun. April 14 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Columbus Sun., April 14 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at St. Louis 2018-19 YEAR-IN-REVIEW Tues., April 16 7 p.m. Tampa at Columbus Tues., April 16 9:30 p.m. Winnipeg at St. Louis 2018-19 Standings ........................................................16 *Fri., April 19 TBD Columbus at Tampa Bay *Thurs., April 18 TBD St. Louis at Winnipeg 2018-19 Capitals Notes ...........................................17-24 *Sun., April 21 TBD Tampa Bay at Columbus *Sat., April 20 TBD Winnipeg at St. Louis 2018-19 Season Timeline ....................................... 25-26 *Tues., April 23 TBD Columbus at Tampa Bay *Mon., April 22 TBD St. Louis at Winnipeg Individual Statistics .......................................................27 Game-by-Game Results/Goals & Shots ................ 28-30 DATE TIME (ET) Boston vs. Toronto DATE TIME (ET) Calgary vs. Colorado Home and Road Statistics ............................................31 Thurs., April 11 7 p.m. Toronto at Boston Thurs., April 11 10 p.m. Colorado at Calgary Even-Strength and Special Teams...............................32 Sat., April 13 8 p.m. Toronto at Boston Sat., April 13 10:30 p.m. Colorado at Calgary Situational Statistics ............................................... 33-35 Mon., April 15 7 p.m. Boston at Toronto Mon., April 15 10 p.m. Calgary at Colorado Highs, Lows and Streaks ..............................................36 Wed., April 17 7 p.m. Boston at Toronto Wed., April 17 10 p.m. Calgary at Colorado Shootouts and Penalty Shots .......................................37 *Fri., April 19 TBD Toronto at Boston *Fri., April 19 TBD Colorado at Calgary Individual Game-by-Game Statistics .....................38-43 *Sun., April 21 TBD Boston at Toronto *Sun., April 21 TBD Calgary at Colorado Goals and Shots by Period ...........................................44 *Tues., April 23 TBD Toronto at Boston *Tues., April 23 TBD Colorado at Calgary Injuries, Illnesses & Transactions .................................45 DATE TIME (ET) New York Islanders vs. Pittsburgh DATE TIME (ET) San Jose vs. Vegas PLAYERS Wed., April 10 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at New York Wed. April 10 10:30 p.m. Vegas at San Jose Roster ............................................................................47 Fri., April 12 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at New York Fri., April 12 10:30 p.m. Vegas at San Jose Backstrom .................48 Jensen .......................60 Sun., April 14 12 p.m. New York at Pittsburgh Sun., April 14 10 p.m. San Jose at Vegas Boyd ..........................49 Kempny .....................61 Tues., April 16 7:30 p.m. New York at Pittsburgh Tues., April 16 10:30 p.m. San Jose at Vegas Burakovsky ...............50 Kuznetsov .................62 *Thurs., April 18 TBD Pittsburgh at New York *Thurs, April 18 TBD Vegas at San Jose Carlson ...................... 51 Niskanen ...................63 *Sat., April 20 TBD New York at Pittsburgh *Sun., April 21 TBD San Jose at Vegas Connolly ....................52 Orlov ..........................64 *Mon., April 22 TBD Pittsburgh at New York *Tues., April 23 TBD Vegas at San Jose Copley .......................53 Orpik ..........................65 Djoos .........................54 Oshie .........................66 Dowd .........................55 Ovechkin ...................67 Eller ...........................56 Siegenthaler ..............68 Hagelin ......................57 Stephenson ...............69 2019 WASHINGTON CAPITALS PLAYOFF GUIDE Holtby ........................58 Vrana .........................70 Jaskin ........................59 Wilson ....................... 71 Written, edited and designed by the Washington Capitals Washington Capitals media relations staff: MedStar Capitals Iceplex OPPONENTS Sergey Kocharov, Tommy Chalk, Megan Eichenberg, 627 N. Glebe Rd., Suite 850 Series History and 2018-19 Reviews ....................73-101 Chase Pyke and Zach Shapiro Arlington, VA 22203 202.266.2200 PLAYOFF HISTORY Cover Design: Andy Mattice Fax: 202.266.2360 2018 Stanley Cup Timeline .................................102-105 WashingtonCaps.com Year-by-Year Results ..................................................106 Special Thanks: Ben Raby All-Time Playoff Scoring ......................................107-108 Career Leaders and All-Time Goaltending ........ 108-109 Photography: Patrick McDermott, NHL Images/Getty Overtime...................................................................... 110 Images Staff, Bruce Bennett, Rafael Suanes, Mitchell Hat Tricks and Penalty Shots ..................................... 111 Layton, Greg Fiume, Washington Capitals Archives Game-by-Game Results .......................................112-117 Year-by-Year Statistics.........................................118-122 Record Book ........................................................123-125 1 Media Information SERGEY KOCHAROV TOMMY CHALK MEGAN EICHENBERG Vice President of Communications Manager of Media Relations Manager of Communications & Office: 202.266.2356 & Content Publicity Cell: 703.405.0984 Office: 202.266.2357 Office: 202.266.2310 [email protected] Cell: 240.446.2578 Cell: 540.903.1627 Twitter - @SergeyKocharov [email protected] [email protected] Twitter - @Tommy_Chalk Twitter - @MegEic CAPITALS COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT: Chase Pyke (O: 202.266.2299; [email protected]) CAPITALS CONTENT ASSISTANT: Zach Shapiro (O: 202.266.2311; [email protected]) CAPITAL ONE ARENA GAME DAY STAFF: Lara Alexander, Zach Arden, Conor Beamer, Macy Dolton, Elizabeth Harley, Leslie Isler, Lauren Shear, Alexandra Symcak PRACTICE SCHEDULE MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS WashingtonCaps.com under “Schedule” Media Relations Fax: 202.266.2360 Updates provided on Caps Today and twitter.com/CapitalsPR Capital One Arena Press Room: 202.628.3200 x7500 Capital One Arena Press Box: 202.628.3200 x7600 Capital One Arena Room Fax: 202.661.5011 The Washington Capitals communications staff works to provide information about the team and access to players, coaches and management in a timely manner for members of the media. MEDIA FACILITIES – CAPITAL ONE ARENA CREDENTIALS & MEDIA SERVICES Media Entrance Media Credentials The media entrance to Capital One Arena is located between 6th Street and F Street. Credentials to Capitals As in the regular season, credentials are issued to media who cover the Washington Capitals both seasonally games may be picked up at the media entrance, which is open from three hours prior to game time until the and on a game-by-game basis and are required for admission to the media areas at both Capital One Arena midway point of the first period. All media must show a photo ID and are subject to a security search. Media and MedStar Capitals Iceplex. All credentials must include the bearer’s name and affiliation and are non- attending home morning skates and games will no longer be able to access the event level through stairwell transferable. one; all entry to the building must now go through security control (located on 6th street between F & G). The Capitals will continue to utilize their 2018-19 regular season credentials during the 2019 Stanley Cup Press Work Area and Press Lounge playoffs. Please be advised that season credentials do not guarantee a seat in the press box; credential holders The new press work area and press lounge are located on the Event Level (ice level). The press lounge is located must contact Capitals manager of media relations and content Tommy Chalk ([email protected]) or directly adjacent to the media work area directly next to stairwell one. An additional work area will be set communications assistant
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