After three games without a goal, T.J. Oshie decided how he'd celebrate his next score. Another 10 games went by before he finally scored in the third period of the Washington Capitals' 5-3 comeback victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday night. Oshie lifted his arms and looked up after becoming the third Capitals player to end a lengthy goal drought in the game. Stephenson scored two goals 47 seconds apart after going 28 games without one, and Burakovsky scored his first-power-play goal of the season to end his 10-game dry spell. The fun for the Capitals led to Flyers goalie Alex Lyon making his NHL debut in relief of Neuvirth midway through the third period.

Source: ABC News February 01, 2018 03:56 UTC