The New Jersey Devils will head to Capital One Arena today to face the Washington Capitals. ​ The Devils are 12-4-1 after beating the Blackhawks in overtime Wednesday. ​ The Capitals are 8-8-1, having most recently played the Florida Panthers on Thursday evening. The team lost 6-3 to the Panthers. ​

Saturday’s loss is Washington’s eighth in its last 10 games (2-6-2). An unfortunate start put the Caps behind the eight ball early and had them chasing the game, which they were able to do successfully enough to squeeze a point out of the game with a late and spirited comeback.

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The injury-depleted New Jersey Devils headed to D.C. on Saturday night to face the Washington Capitals. Thanks to a Simon Nemec shootout winner, they bested the Caps 3-2 for a second straight win to start their road trip.

WASHINGTON -- Luke Hughes had a goal and an assist, and the New Jersey Devils recovered after blowing a two-goal lead in the third period to defeat the Washington Capitals 3-2 in a shootout at Capital One Arena on Saturday.

The New Jersey Devils had every reason to come into their Saturday night tilt against the Washington Capitals and lose.

One of the New Jersey Devils' most exciting prospects will make his NHL debut on Saturday night against Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena.