.Capitals defenceman John Carlson will not play in Thursday’s round-robin game against the NHLFlyers.
Capitals defenseman John Carlson will not play against the Flyers today, per team.
The Norris Trophy finalist also missed Washington’s first round-robin game – a 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning – after suffering an injury in the Capitals’ exhibition tilt against the Carolina Hurricanes on July 29. The 30-year-old blue-liner was forced to leave that game afterCarlson led all defenceman in the 2019-20 regular season with 75 points in 69 games, setting a new career high for points and tying his previous career-best of 15 goals.
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