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Washington Capitals MARCUS JOHANSSON scores in the first period against Philadelphia Flyers goaltender STEVEN MASON in game three of the Stanley Cup playoffs round one at the Wells Fargo Center. The Capitals went on to win 6-1, taking a 3-0 lead in the series.
Washington Capitals goaltender BRADEN HOLTBY blocks a shot

Washington Capitals goaltender BRADEN HOLTBY blocks a shot

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Washington Capitals goaltender, BRADEN HOLTBY, blocks a puck shot by Philadelphia Flyers Wayne Simmonds in the second period of game three at the Wells Fargo Center. HOLTBY held the Flyers to only one goal as the Capitals went on to win 6-1.

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Washington Capitals goaltender, BRADEN HOLTBY, blocks a puck shot by Philadelphia Flyers Wayne Simmonds in the second period of game three at the Wells Fargo Center. HOLTBY held the Flyers to only one goal as the Capitals went on to win 6-1.

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