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Ryan Leonard is set to hit the 100-game mark in his young NHL career against the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night. Ahead of the milestone game, head coach Spencer Carbery remarked on how quickly Leonard has gone from an exciting…

Washington Capitals forward Ryan Leonard is set to play his 100th career NHL game on Tuesday night against the Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre. Ahead of the milestone, head coach Spencer Carbery reflected on Leonard's rapid development, recalling his April 2025 debut and a viral night out at Boston College with captain Alex Ovechkin and teammates immediately after Leonard signed his first professional contract.
Since joining the Capitals, Leonard scored 20 goals during his 2025-26 rookie season and has tallied 11 points in his first 15 games of the 2026-27 campaign. Although Carbery noted that the 21-year-old winger has seen slightly reduced ice time due to Washington's added forward depth, he praised Leonard's ongoing growth and consistent presence on the power-play unit.
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