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Orlov Scores Late, Caps Beat Hurricanes For ninth Win In 11 

 Dmitry Orlov scored on a strategic maneuver with 2:55 leftover, and the Washington Capitals recuperated in the wake of blowing a two-objective lead to beat the Carolina Hurricanes 4-2 on Sunday. 안전놀이터

Alex Ovechkin and Aliaksei Protas scored 59 seconds separated in the second time frame for the Capitals, who've won nine of their last 11 games (9-1-1). John Carlson added a void netter in the wake of posting two helps prior. 

The triumphant objective, which was set up by Tom Wilson's pass, came only seconds after Washington's 5-on-3 benefit terminated, however the Capitals actually had time with an additional a skater. Washington has a strategic maneuver objective in three of its last four games. 

"It was an extraordinary second for us to dominate the match," Orlov said. "I attempted to come there (in the opening) and make a solid shot." 

Jesperi Kotkaniemi and Nino Niederreiter scored in the third time frame for the Hurricanes. Niederreiter's objective, his first since Oct. 28, attached the game at 2-2 with 6:28 leftover. 

"That was an intense method for finishing the game. I thought it was an extraordinary hockey game," Hurricanes mentor Rod Brind'Amour said. "I thought we had an extraordinary third period. We recently did all that we could." 

Ilya Samsonov halted 30 shots for Washington, while Carolina's Frederik Andersen made 21 recoveries. 

Samsonov, whose record improved to 9-0-1, played in his third sequential game interestingly this season. There was a lot to keep him occupied. 

"In a major event, in a major circumstance, as well," Capitals mentor Peter Laviolette said. "There were some large saves that (Samsonov) made out there." 

The groups entered the game with an association low three guideline misfortunes each. 

"The third was the period where likely we were behind us the most," Laviolette said. "We realized they planned to push and they did." 

The groups consolidated for 28 shots without scoring until Ovechkin took a pass from Orlov and conveyed the puck past Andersen for his nineteenth objective of the period. 

Protas had some favorable luck for his first vocation objective. His pass went off Carolina defenseman Tony DeAngelo's skate, with the puck skipping into the net. The 20-year-old Protas was playing in his eleventh NHL game. 

The Hurricanes were 0-for-3 on strategic maneuvers, making it six games in succession without an objective on the man advantage. 

"There was a ton of good squares, a ton of good punishment kills," Orlov said. 

It was Carolina's first home game in over about fourteen days. The Hurricanes went 4-1-1 on a six-game street swing. 

The Capitals and Hurricanes had been in a similar division since the 1997-98 season before last season's transitory realignment as a result of the pandemic. It had been moving toward two entire years since the groups keep going met on Jan. 13, 2020. 

There are players from the two groups who were on the programs for Carolina's 2019 first-round season finisher upset of the Capitals in seven games. 

"There's two groups that contend hard," Hurricanes focus Sebastian Aho said. "High expertise the two different ways. A tad of history there, so great, high-exceptional matches."