Jakob Chychrun

1. Goalie Injuries The great thing about sports is that one loss – no matter how ugly, and they don’t come much uglier than the Caps’ Game 3 humiliation – only counts as one loss.

Coming into last night’s game, the Caps knew they’d be facing a Canadiens team that had twice pushed back on them late in games, making their first two wins of the series much closer than they needed to be – all this despite the Caps being the better team overall.

Your savory breakfast links: Reviewing the first two games and talking all things Caps with Rob Parker on the latest episode of Japers’ Rink Radio.

Plus: Despite looking like absolute dog doo for much of this game, the Caps also kept the game relatively close for much of this game thanks to some timely scoring.

Plus: Despite looking like absolute dog doo for much of this game, the Caps also kept the game relatively close for much of this game thanks to some timely scoring.

Two games down at home, two wins.

Rob Parker joins Greg to talk about the first two games of the series and what lies ahead.

1. ! Through two games, the Caps have put 63 shots on Sam Montembeault, and their (second highest rate in the playoffs so far) is way up from their .