Capitals’ Prospect Connor McMichael Scores Twice, Hits 100-Point Plateau in 50th Game vs. Sting

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Washington Capitals center prospect Connor McMichael scored two goals to earn his 45th goal of the season and eclipsed the 100-point milestone in the OHL’s London Knights’ 4-1 win against the Sarnia Sting on Friday night.

After McMichael received a pass from Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Liam Foudy, he put the puck through a Sting defenseman’s legs and sniped one to the top right corner on goaltender Ben Gaudreau. The goal stood as the eventual game-winner.

On his second goal, he picked up a pass from Luke Evangelista who was along the wall, waited, and sniped another to the corner.

He has a +30 rating and a 16.8% shooting percentage this season. This is the first time McMichael has hit the 100-point mark in a single season. His previous career-high in points was 72, which was set in 67 games last year.

The Capitals drafted McMichael, 19, 25th overall in the 2019 NHL Draft.

By Harrison Brown

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About Harrison Brown

Harrison is a diehard Caps fan and a hockey fanatic with a passion for sports writing. He attended his first game at age 8 and has been a season ticket holder since the 2010-2011 season. His fondest Caps memory was watching the Capitals hoist the Stanley Cup in Las Vegas. In his spare time, he enjoys travel, photography, and hanging out with his two dogs. Follow Harrison on Twitter @HarrisonB927077
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2 Responses to Capitals’ Prospect Connor McMichael Scores Twice, Hits 100-Point Plateau in 50th Game vs. Sting

  1. Ray Wisniewski says:

    is he eligible or is ther3e any chance he makes the capitals net year

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