With the NHL season having been "paused" indefinitely due to the coronavirus, we're bringing you the latest information from Commissioner Gary Bettman & others. What sort of a timeline - if any - is there for a return to action? And what might that return to action look like?

The Caps’ fourth line of Richard Panik, Nic Dowd and Garnet Hathaway combined for three goals and six points as the Caps opened up a can of whoop-ass on the Pens in Pittsburgh and maintained their division lead over the red-hot Flyers in the process.

Taking a look at what the Capitals did leading up to the NHL's trade deadline & how it will serve them moving forward toward the playoffs. We also take a look at the moves (and in some cases, the lack of moves) made by teams around the Metropolitan Division & the rest of the league. Who didn't do enough? Who did too much? And who got it just right?

The rich get richer as the Washington Capitals add top-4 shutdown D-man Brenden Dillon to their club via trade from the San Jose Sharks. With the addition of Dillon, the Caps now have 5 of the top-20 hitters in the NHL this season in Dillon, Tom Wilson, Alex Ovechkin, Garnet Hathaway, and Radko Gudas. Also in this episode: Caps are one of the front-runners for Rangers forward Chris Kreider, human pylon Nick Jensen could be on the way out, a Mike Green return to D.C. may be in the works, and more. Listen in for all of the latest speculation leading up to Monday’s trade deadline.

Unfortunately some Caps fans need a reality check right now, and so we’re here to provide it.

Let’s be honest: At this point, the Caps could be down 23-0 in the third period and we’d still all be expecting them to win, right? In today’s episode, we take a look at the astounding numbers the Caps have put up when playing from behind, and highlight some of their biggest (and most improbable) comeback wins of this season so far. Also in this episode: Alex Ovechkin’s legend status continues to grow following monster week.

Before turning the page fully to 2020, we take a look back at what was a historical decade to remember for the Washington Capitals, the NHL’s best team through the 2010s. Also… Discussing the first great moment for the Washington Capitals organization in the 2020s, as ‘Saint Nick’ Nicklas Backstrom delivers a belated Christmas gift to Caps fans, signing a five-year contract extension to stay with the only NHL team he has ever known.

Garnet Hathaway & the NHL-best Caps finish off a 4-0-0 road trip by going duck hunting in Anaheim, Jakub Vrana’s star is rising & his potential is limitless, Saint Nick is back, and more in today’s episode.

Taking a deep dive into the clown show that is the NHL's Department of Player Safety, where inconsistency reigns & logic does not exist.

Games against the Boston Bruins over these last five years have become an automatic two points for Washington as there seems to be nothing the Bruins enjoy more than bending right over for Alex Ovechkin & all of his Capitals friends, Braden Holtby is the mayor of Beantown, Brendan Leipsic is a total badass, Travis Boyd is a legitimate NHL player, and other things we’ve learned & confirmed through the first month & a half of this season.