Who Should Play Point on the Capitals' First PP Unit? →
Now that John Carlson is back healthy, should he reclaim his spot atop the first unit of the Capitals' league-best power play? Or should Matt Niskanen retain his place?
Read MoreWhat Makes The Washington Capitals Power Play So Good?
I use video, diagrams, and micro-stats to detail more than you ever thought you wanted to know about the Washington Capitals' dynamic power play.
Read MoreStatistically Analyzing Hockey's One-Timer
The one-timer is the most dangerous shot in hockey, but is it the most effective? I look into the numbers to uncover the answer.
Read MoreHow the Capitals Power Play Befuddled the Columbus Blue Jackets
The Columbus Blue Jackets last week tried to stop the Capitals' power play. They didn't succeed. Here using video I show some of the reasons why.
Read MoreSpecial Teams Spotlight - Capital Shift
The Capitals recently unveiled a new wrinkle to their power play. Carolina didn't know what hit them.
Read MoreWhy I favor the 1-3-1 Power Play
Everybody has an opinion...I find it hard to argue against the battle-tested and increasingly prominent 1-3-1 as the best power play formation.
Read MoreSpecial Teams Spotlight: Shadowing Ovechkin
Several teams have attempted to shadow Alex Ovechkin on the power play this year. What has that looked like?
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