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Capitals Acquire Logan Thompson From Golden Knights

The Washington Capitals have acquired goaltender Logan Thompson from the Washington Capitals, according to insider Elliotte Friedman. After trading Darcy Kuemper to the Los Angeles Kings earlier this offseason, the Capitals solidified their goaltending tandem with Thompson.

Related: THW 2024 Draft Guide

Thompson went 25-14-5 with the Golden Knights this season, posting a 2.70 goals against average (GAA) and a .908 save percentage (SV%). He played in four playoff games, going 2-2-0 with a 2.35 GAA and .921 save percentage. He is expected to battle for the starting spot with Charlie Lindgren this coming season.

The Capitals now have the most interesting goaltending tandem next season. Combined, Lindgren and Thompson are making under $2 million and are both unrestricted free agents following the 2024-25 season. This also puts 2024 Calder Cup champions Hunter Shepard and Clay Stevenson’s futures in question. They are both NHL-ready, so it will be interesting to see how the Capitals proceed.

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Michael Ostrower

Michael Ostrower

Michael primarily covers the St. Louis Blues and New York Islanders, as well as prospects and the NHL Entry Draft. He follows all teams from around the league while focusing on the advanced analytics and contractual aspect of the NHL.

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