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.

After scoring a touchdown against the Buffalo Sabres and then beating the Calgary Flames 4-2 on what shall henceforth be known as Nationals Super Un-Sober Sunday, the Caps sit 1st place in the NHL with an 11-2-3 record & 25 points. We take a look at the Caps' juggernaut offense & at Jakub Vrana reaching star status, as well as taking a peek around the league with some notes on fellow Eastern Conference teams in particular.

The two Alexes - Ovechkin & Luey - once again team up for a special night in Toronto as the Caps down the Leafs in overtime powered by Ovechkin's 2 goals & 4 points. Future Norris trophy winner John Carlson also had another big night with 2 goals of his own, Ovi says the Leafs need to play differently & Mike Babcock agrees with him, and D.C. is the new #TitleTown.

The Caps are sitting pretty at 1st overall in the NHL after having won five of their last six games, and their most recent win made history as the Caps staged a seemingly impossible comeback in Vancouver. We also discuss Braden Holtby righting the ship, John Carlson's Norris-worthy start, and much more in this edition of Jenaya Talks Caps!

Recapping another up-and-down (but mostly up) week for the Caps, which saw them go 2-1-0 with wins over Dallas and Toronto. We also take a look at some massive improvements being made by the Caps when compared to last season, we tackle the goaltending "controversy", and is John Carlson Norris trophy-bound? Lots to unpack in this episode of Jenaya Talks Caps!

The Caps are off to a decent start, scoring 60% of available standings points through the first five games. They started off the season with back-to-back wins on the road, but then dropped back-to-back games in OT before losing a back-and-forth barn-burner to the Preds in Nashville. Ovechkin is scoring (as usual), Carlson is off to a roaring start offensively, and Kuznetsov made a triumphant return from a three-game suspension, scoring on his first shot of the season. But what the hell is up with the Caps & third period leads?