Dylan Strome scored the winner in the third round of the shootout and Pierre-Luc Dubois had a goal and two assists as the host Washington Capitals snapped a season-worst three-game losing streak with a 5-4 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Monday.

Tom Wilson fought Brady Tkachuk late in the first period, scored on the power play in the second and assisted on Martin Fehervary’s goal in the third to help the Washington Capitals end their season-worst losing streak at three games by beating the Ottawa Senators 5-4 in a shootout.

Forgive me, but leaving Washington pointless would have been tarrifying for the Ottawa Senators on Monday night. While many were keeping their eyes on The White House to see if President Donald Trump would impose his tariffs on Canadian goods entering the United States,

On Monday, the Washington Capitals blew a three-goal lead to the Ottawa Senators before prevailing 5-4 in a shootout at Capital One Arena.

The Capitals killed off their seventh minor penalty of the game in overtime when they were whistled for too many men on the ice. Dylan Strome scored the lone goal in the shootout to rescue the Eastern Conference leaders, who had blown a 3-0 lead.

Tom Wilson fought Brady Tkachuk late in the first period, scored on the power play in the second and assisted on Martin Fehervary’s goal in the third to help the Washington Capitals end their season-worst losing streak at three games by beating the Ottawa Senators 5-4 on Monday night in a shootout.

Caps GM Chris Patrick talked about Washington's trade deadline plans, and noted they're moreso looking to bulk up their bottom-six. 11-goal man Nic Dowd centres their fourth-line, while 10-goal man Lars Eller centres their third-line, so methinks they're looking for a winger.