The Washington Capitals are continuing to get some work in ahead of the season, as informal skates are still underway at MedStar Capitals Iceplex. And on Wednesday, a handful of additional players ...

Thompson is set to throw out the first pitch at the Washington Nationals' game against the New York Mets on Wednesday. He's attending as a special guest of the Humane Rescue Alliance, a program he’s ...

Washington Capitals netminder Logan Thompson will be an honored guest at the August 20 game between the Washington Nationals and the New York Mets.

Washington Capitals goaltender Logan Thompson (48) tracks the puck against Carolina Hurricanes center Seth Jarvis (24) in the second period of Game 5 of a second-round NHL hockey playoff series ...

The Washington Capitals were eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Thursday night following a 3-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 5. For Capitals goaltender Logan Thompson, the ...

The Washington Capitals need a heroic effort to climb back into their East semifinal series with the Carolina Hurricanes, and goalie Logan Thompson delivered during the first period of Game 5.

Washington Capitals gaoltender Logan Thompson again saw himself on the outside looking in as he was left off Hockey Canada's roster for its National Teams Orientation Camp. However, there's still ...

It could have been fixed with one glaring omission: Washington Capitals goaltender Logan Thompson. "They never reached out to me…I wasn't surprised when I was left off the team.

Logan Thompson didn't look good on the opening goal by Jordan Staal, but he made up for it with his save on Logan Stankoven, who had a wide-open net. Shots are 8-4 Carolina after the Hurricanes ...

Thompson, meanwhile, earned one fifth-place vote. The Capitals netminder went 31-6-6 in his first season with Washington while registering a .910 save percentage and 2.49 GAA, along with two shutouts.

Top-end Thompson This is the biggest one. It’s going to sound like a cop-out — because every team wants their goalie to be at his best — but that goes double for Washington and Logan Thompson.

Andre Svechnikov’s shot from a bad angle slipped past Logan Thompson, ending the Washington Capitals’ most successful season since their 2018 Stanley Cup title.