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Caps Suffer A Complete Team Letdown
by Paul on 12/12/09 at 11:26 PM ET
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from Corey Masisak of the Washington Times,
Well, that was a dud. To put it lightly. The Caps just played the two worst teams in the NHL on back-to-back nights and needed overtime to beat one at home and self-destructed to the tune of six goals in the final 40 minutes against the other.
The Caps were terrible after the first period tonight. Almost all of them were. Here are the two quotes you need from the aftermath:
“Obviously I thought the last half of the game we played pretty badly,” Caps coach Bruce Boudreau said. “I think outside of Shaone Morrisonn and Tom Poti all of our defense struggled tonight and they didn’t get any help from the forwards outside of Nick [Backstrom’s] line. So I guess it was basically a complete team letdown.”
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