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Capitals Reunite with Goaltender Clay Stevenson for Playoff Push

4/15/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The Washington Capitals have brought back goaltender Clay Stevenson from the Hershey Bears, stepping in for Hunter Shepard. At just 26, Stevenson boasts an impressive 18-8-4 record and a 2.94 goals-against average in the AHL this season. Fans eagerly await his potential debut in the Capitals' last two regular-season games as they gear up for the playoffs.

History

Historical Context

The Washington Capitals, founded in 1974, struggled early, finishing their inaugural season with an 8-67-5 record. They finally clinched their first Stanley Cup in 2018, ending a 44-year championship drought. Clay Stevenson’s return from the Hershey Bears signals a new chapter as the Capitals aim for playoff success.

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Story summary

The Washington Capitals have brought back goaltender Clay Stevenson from the Hershey Bears, stepping in for Hunter Shepard. At just 26, Stevenson boasts an impressive 18-8-4 record and a 2.94 goals-against average in the AHL this season. Fans eagerly await his potential debut in the Capitals' last two regular-season games as they gear up for the playoffs.

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