The Washington Capitals, featuring Connor McMichael, face the Ottawa Senators on Monday at 6:30 PM ET, at Capital One Arena. Considering a bet on McMichael? We have some numbers and figures to assist you along the way.

Capitals have been performing well above expectations all season and are likely to add depth forwards by March 7 trade deadline

WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals will put a three-game losing streak behind them, as they take on the Ottawa Senators. Here's everything to know before puck drop at 6:30 p.m. at Capital One Arena. The lines will remain the same, and Logan Thompson will start.

Tom Wilson's Gordie Howe Hat Trick powered the Capitals to a 5-4 shootout win over the Senators, ending 3-game skid.

Alex Ovechkin is kept off the scoresheet as the Capitals stumble out of the gate and never find their footing in a 5-2 loss to the Blues.

Eschewing their recent trend of slow starts and lackadaisical efforts, the Washington Capitals knocked off the Ottawa Senators Monday night by a score of 5-4 (SO). McMichael, Dubois, Wilson, and Fehrevary all scored for Washington,

Philip Broberg scored twice to help the St. Louis Blues beat the Washington Capitals 5-2, inching closer to the final playoff spot in the Western Conference and handing the top team in the East a rare second loss in a row.