Connor Brown Leaves Capitals’ Game Vs. Canucks With Lower-Body Injury

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The Washington Capitals announced during the third period of Monday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks at Capital One Arena that right-wing Connor Brown will not return due to a lower-body injury.

After a hit from Canucks’ defenseman Noah Juulsen, Brown slammed awkwardly into the boards in front of the Vancouver bench. He limped away and headed directly down the Capitals tunnel.

The team announced he would not return after sustaining a lower-body injury.

The Capitals and Canucks are tied at 4-4 midway through the third period.

Washington acquired Brown on July 13 from the Ottawa Senators, who the team plays on Thursday at Canadian Tire Centre (7 PM ET, NBC Sports Washington), in exchange for a 2024 second-round pick. The 28-year-old scored 10 goals, 39 points, 50.26% five-on-five Corsi-for percentage, 48.58% five-on-five expected goals-for percentage, and 48.81% scoring chances-for percentage in 64 games last season.

Brown finished with the most ice time among Ottawa forwards (20:03) last season, including 2:04 on the power-play (sixth) and 2:38 on the penalty-kill (first).

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5 Responses to Connor Brown Leaves Capitals’ Game Vs. Canucks With Lower-Body Injury

  1. Anonymous says:

    Man, not Brown!

  2. Anonymous says:

    and Milano will get the call up, while McMichael will continue to gain experience from the press box

  3. Anonymous says:

    Sprained ankle? I hope that’s all it is.

  4. steven says:

    Lets hope that its just a bump and a bruise and not anything that will keep him out a game or 2.

  5. Anonymous says:

    No not my cousin! I hope he gets better quickly we are supposed to see him after the Dallas vs Washington game at Dallas.

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