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The 15 Best Washington Capitals Players of All Time

By YPB Team

Franchise-saving defensemen, record-shattering snipers, clutch goaltenders and modern Cup heroes all make the cut. Who's the greatest to wear the red, white and blue?

  1. Alex Ovechkin — ranked #11
    Alex Ovechkin
    The franchise's greatest ever, NHL all-time goals leader and 2018 Stanley Cup champion.
    1000pts
  2. Nicklas Backstrom — ranked #22
    Nicklas Backstrom
    The elite playmaking center and Ovechkin's longtime setup man, a 2018 Cup winner.
    710pts
  3. Peter Bondra — ranked #33
    Peter Bondra
    The sniper who ranks second in franchise goals and led the 1998 run to the Cup Final.
    624pts
  4. Mike Green — ranked #44
    Mike Green
    The offensive defenseman who twice topped 30 goals from the blue line.
    560pts
  5. Mike Gartner — ranked #55
    Mike Gartner
    The Hall of Fame winger who gave the young franchise its first true star in the 1980s.
    560pts
  6. Olaf Kolzig — ranked #66
    Olaf Kolzig
    The Vezina-winning goaltender who backstopped the 1998 Stanley Cup Final run.
    485pts
  7. Braden Holtby — ranked #77
    Braden Holtby
    The star goaltender whose Game 2 save sealed the 2018 Stanley Cup.
    397pts
  8. Alexander Semin — ranked #88
    Alexander Semin
    The supremely skilled Russian winger of the late-2000s Capitals.
    397pts
  9. Evgeny Kuznetsov — ranked #99
    Evgeny Kuznetsov
    The dynamic playmaker whose overtime goals fueled the 2018 championship.
    397pts
  10. Tom Wilson — ranked #1010
    Tom Wilson
    The bruising power forward and heart of the modern Capitals.
    397pts
  11. John Carlson — ranked #1111
    John Carlson
    The record-setting defenseman, a 2018 Cup champion and 1,000-game Capital.
    291pts
  12. T.J. Oshie — ranked #1212
    T.J. Oshie
    The gritty, clutch winger and fan favorite of the Cup-winning core.
    291pts
  13. Dennis Maruk — ranked #1313
    Dennis Maruk
    The early-era center whose 60-goal, 136-point 1981-82 season remains a franchise record.
    291pts
  14. Rod Langway — ranked #1414
    Rod Langway
    The Hall of Fame defenseman whose 1982 arrival helped save the franchise.
    0pts
  15. Dale Hunter — ranked #1515
    Dale Hunter
    The fiery two-way center and beloved captain of the 1990s Capitals.
    0pts

Comments 1

One franchise, twenty-two seasons, and the first 900-goal scorer in league history: https://youpick.best/articles/ovechkin-vs-gretzky-ranked

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