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The Washington Capitals beat the Montreal Canadians Wednesday night 5-4, with Alex Tuch and Justin Holl each lighting the lamp while the power play continues to falter

The Washington Capitals defeated the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 on Wednesday night, highlighted by goals from Alex Tuch and Justin Holl while the team's power play struggled. Winger Alex Tuch scored twice, including a short-handed tally, bringing his total to five goals and six points across seven games to lead the team.
Writer John Murray notes that Tuch has exceeded expectations following his eight-year, $84 million contract signed in July. Murray highlights Tuch's effectiveness at five-on-five and short-handed play as key factors in Washington's performance despite early criticism of the deal.
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