5 Capitals who will be back in 2023

Marin Fehervary, Washington Capitals Mandatory Credit: Russell LaBounty-USA TODAY Sports
Marin Fehervary, Washington Capitals Mandatory Credit: Russell LaBounty-USA TODAY Sports /
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Martin Fehervary, Washington Capitals Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports
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#3 Martin Fehervary

He should be number one to be honest but I dropped him to 3 because we all know he’s going to come back. It’ll leave the last two slides for more suspense.

He had six goals and 10 assists for 16 points. More assists than the previous season and just two less goals equaling just one less point than the previous season. But still a pretty darn good year worthy of an extension.

After the team re signed Alex Alexeyev, it’s only a matter of time until they re up Martin Fehervary. But how much and how long is the question.

Alexeyev will make $825K the next two seasons. Alexeyev had a cap hit just north of $791K last season. It was an entry level contract.