Capitals 'laugh off' Charlie Lindgren's own goal

Capitals give it to Charlie Lindgren in the best way possible after last night's all-time gaffe
In case you missed it last night, Washington Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren had an all-time gaffe when he absolutely buried a puck in his own net (read below for last night's full report). The good news is that the team stuck with it and came back to beat the Tampa Bay Lightning, despite Lindgren's enormous mistake.
Capitals 'laugh off' Charlie Lindgren's own goal, rally to win
Washington Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren was able to laugh at himself after committing what he called "the worst mistake" he has ever made on ice. It helped that his teammates went on to bail him out,
Caps erase Charlie Lindgren’s gaffe in uplifting win over Lightning
TAMPA — Despite having their goaltender shoot the puck into his own net and needing to erase a late deficit against a postseason regular, the Washington Capitals outlasted the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday night, posting a wild 5-4 victory at Amalie Arena to sweep their two-game Florida road trip.
Charlie Lindgren gifts Lightning with free goal after all-time brutal blunder
Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren made a brutal mistake that gifted the Lightning a free goal on Wednesday night.
Capitals rally in 3rd, overcome gaffe by Lindgren to top Lightning
TAMPA -- Tom Wilson broke a tie with 3:26 remaining, and the Washington Capitals scored three goals in the third period to rally for a 5-4 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning at Amalie Arena on Wednesday.
Capitals’ Charlie Lindgren shoots puck into own net
That’s not what Charlie Lindgren had in mind for a goalie goal. Midway through the third period of Wednesday’s contest versus the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Washington Capitals goaltender attempted to backhand the puck behind the net,
Capitals' Charlie Lindgren: Hangs on for sixth win
Lindgren turned aside 24 shots in Wednesday's 5-4 win over the Lightning. The veteran netminder was nearly the goat for the Capitals on the night -- with the score tied 3-3 midway through the third period,
Top-5: When Charlie Lindgren decides to score… in his own goal
There were 15 NHL games yesterday. The Canadiens won in Columbus, but there was also plenty of action in all four corners of the league. And it shook: Wednesday’s 15-game slate wrapped up with the @Avalanche earning a shootout win in one of four contests decided after regulation.
Charlie Lindgren Explains What Happened On Own Goal, Credits Capitals For Rallying Around Him In Win Over Lightning: 'I Don't Know What I Was Thinking... The Guys Picked Me Up'
Washington Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren found himself with the puck on his stick in a 3-3 third period, and in front of 20,000 Tampa Bay Lightning faithful at Amalie Arena, lived out his worst nightmare.
Lindgren’s Own-Goal Highlights Crazy Capitals Win Over Lightning
The Washington Capitals edged the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-4 in a thrilling contest on Wednesday night, but the game will likely be remembered for an unusual moment involving Capitals goalie Charlie Lindgren.
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This Charlie Lindgren own goal needs to be seen to be believed
This Charlie Lindgren own goal needs to be seen to be believed Under no pressure, Charlie Lindgren somehow puts the ...
Capitals Goalie Accidentally Shoots Puck Into Own Net to Break Third-Period Tie
The Washington Capitals and Tampa Bay Lightning were going back and forth all night long in a high-scoring affair at Amalie ...
Former Canadiens Goaltender Makes The Highlights Reel
Former Montreal Canadiens goaltender Charlie Lindgren made the highlights reel last night, but not for the right ...
Caps fall to 0-2 without Alex Ovechkin after a 3-2 loss to the Devils
Washington got the opening goal but fell behind by two and could not rally past New Jersey at Capital One Arena.
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Devils use power-play goals to slip past Capitals
Tomas Tatar and defenseman Dougie Hamilton each scored a power-play goal to lift the visiting New Jersey Devils to a 3-2 ...
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Live From The Locker Room: Capitals Not Worried After Back-To-Back Losses But Cite Need For More Offense, Dowd Talks Penalties
Despite the circumstances, though, no one in the room is pressing the panic button. “Oh, I think we’re fine," Charlie Lindgren said. "We just got keep our heads down and keep working.” Nic Dowd, ...