NHL, NHLPA announce increase to salary cap for 2022-23 season
Washington Capitals Cap Space: Examining the Caps' salary in the off-season
With the Capitals' salary cap such a tight fit, even simple moves are uncomfortable - The Washington Post
Capitals expect to complete contract with Alex Ovechkin by start of free agency - The Washington Post
Breaking down the latest salary cap situation of Capitals
Report: Salary Cap Could Remain Flat For Five More Seasons | NoVa Caps
Capitals Ink Fehervary To Three-Year Extension; Where Team's Salary Cap Situation Stands - The Hockey News Washington Capitals News, Analysis and More
How does Capitals' salary cap situation look after bringing back Vitek Vanecek from Kraken? - The Athletic
As the NHL season begins, the long-anticipated salary cap boom is coming in the summer of 2024 | AP News
NHL salary cap, explained: Every team's space to sign free agents in 2023 offseason | Sporting News
The Capitals could have over $24 million in cap space to play with this summer
Washington Capitals: Breaking down the salary cap after Samsonov re-signing
Washington Capitals Salary Cap, Cap Hit, Washington Capitals Contracts | Puckpedia
Washington Capitals Gain Valuable Cap Space With Roster Move - NHL Trade Rumors - NHLTradeRumors.Me
How Projected NHL Salary-Cap Increase Affects Every Team | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
Capitals keeping Oshie depends on salary cap - TSN.ca
Washington Capitals Salary Cap, Cap Hit, Washington Capitals Contracts | Puckpedia
The Capitals and the Salary Cap: 2016-17 Outlook | NoVa Caps
Ranking every NHL team's salary-cap situation, from best to worst - The Athletic
Report: 2022-23 NHL Salary Cap To Increase By $1 Million | NoVa Caps
Caps Move Past Camp | Washington Capitals
NHL salary cap officially at $82.5M for 2022-23 season - NBC Sports
NHL Off-Season Outlook: Washington Capitals Try to Reverse Downward Slide - The Hockey News
Washington Capitals Salary Cap, Draft Picks, and Player Contracts - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps
Caps Open Season with "Something to Prove" | Washington Capitals
