The Jenaya Talks Caps podcast returns for a new season of Washington Capitals hockey with a season preview for the Caps in 2025-26! Breaking down the Opening Night roster, Spencer Carbery’s line combinations out of training camp, outlooks for some of the Caps’ young players, Metropolitan Division predictions, and ending with some spicy hot takes to kick off a new season. Join us on any platform you like!

Episode 102 of the Jenaya Talks Caps podcast has Jenaya and special guest Gil discussing the Stanley Cup Final where the Florida Panthers AGAIN beat Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, and the Edmonton Oilers, this time in 6 games.
Later in the episode, we're taking a look at the Washington Capitals' remaining pending unrestricted free agents and who should stay & who should go for a Caps team that finished 2nd in the regular season standings.

Episode 101 of the Jenaya Talks Caps podcast looks at what went wrong for the Washington Capitals in their Second Round series against the Carolina Hurricanes.

Episode 100 of the Jenaya Talks Caps podcast previews the upcoming Second Round series between the Washington Capitals and the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. And I am joined today by Gil of the Powerplay Point podcast, who helps break it all down in-depth as we look at keys to the series for the Caps.

Episode 99 of the Jenaya Talks Caps podcast is discussing how the Washington Capitals have been able to push the Montreal Canadiens to the brink of elimination, led by Dylan Strome, Alex Ovechkin, Logan Thompson, and a potentially series-changing hit by everyone's favourite villain Tom Wilson.

Episode 98 of the Jenaya Talks Caps podcast previews the First Round series between the Washington Capitals and the Montreal Canadiens, including projected lineups and X-factors for each team.
Also in this episode: The latest injury updates for Aliaksei Protas, Logan Thompson, and Martin Fehervary.

In this week's episode, we are excitedly discussing Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's all-time NHL goals record and NOT SO EXCITEDLY discussing injuries to Aliaksei Protas and Logan Thompson.

On this week’s episode of the Jenaya Talks Caps podcast, Jenaya’s taking a look at what’s behind the success of the Washington Capitals this season, why it’s sustainable, and how it differs from some of the other teams around the NHL.

On this week's episode, we dive into the Eastern Conference wildcard race and how it's shaping up with possible playoff opponents for our own Washington Capitals.

Episode 94 of Jenaya Talks Caps: The Podcast discussing this season's NHL trade deadline and its implications for our Washington Capitals:
-The Caps add Anthony Beauvillier from the Penguins
-The Carolina Hurricanes make a mess of themselves by trading for Mikko Rantanen without ever having asked him if he even wanted to re-sign with them
-The New Jersey Devils have big injury concerns
-The Boston Bruins are cleaning house and they ship their captain Brad Marchand to the rival Florida Panthers, who also added Seth Jones in a trade from the Chicago Blackhawks
-The Tampa Bay Lightning bring back Yanni Gourde and also add Oliver Bjorkstrand
-The Toronto Maple Leafs pay a big price for Scott Laughton and Brandon Carlo
-The Ottawa Senators and the Buffalo Sabres swap young core forward pieces
-The Dallas Stars trade for AND SIGN Mikko Rantanen
-The Colorado Avalanche make a number of shrewd moves, adding Brock Nelson from the New York Islanders and Charlie Coyle from the Bruins, among others
-The Edmonton Oilers still don't have a goalie
-The Vegas Golden Knights reunite with Reilly Smith
And more!

The Washington Capitals' hot start to the season is being fueled by strong underlying numbers at 5-on-5, both on offense and on defense.

Jenaya dives into the first week of games for the Washington Capitals and discusses early returns from newcomers Jakob Chychrun, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Andrew Mangiapane, Brandon Duhaime, Taylor Raddysh, and Logan Thompson, plus the return of Jakub Vrana in DC and the injury to Matt Roy.

The podcast is back as Jenaya previews the Washington Capitals lineup for the 2024-2025 season, and then gives predictions for the Metropolitan Division as a whole.

Determined to still bring you hockey content even during the summer months, Jenaya (and a guest) dive into a game of 'Party With, Study With, Play (on a line) With' involving some big NHL names, which quickly devolves but is fun nonetheless. Featuring some pretty spicy takes on players like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, Nathan MacKinnon, David Pastrnak, Mitch Marner, and of course Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin, among others. It's offseason content at its finest, baby!

The Washington Capitals have used this offseason to beef up their forward group, defense core, and goaltending tandem in a series of moves through both trades and free agency. Jenaya is here to break down the additions of Jakob Chychrun, Matt Roy, Logan Thompson, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Andrew Mangiapane, Brandon Duhaime, and Taylor Raddysh and tell fans what they can expect from the Caps' new players. Then at the end of the episode, we discuss promotions for Brian MacLellan and Chris Patrick.

The Washington Capitals made a big trade with the Los Angeles Kings, swapping Darcy Kuemper for Pierre-Luc Dubois 1-for-1. In this week’s episode, Jenaya breaks down exactly what this trade means for the Caps, in terms of their salary cap, the player they’re getting, and any perceived off-ice issues with Dubois.

The Washington Capitals trail the New York Rangers 2-0 in their best-of-7 series in the First Round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Jenaya breaks down 5 things that need to improve for the underdog Capitals if they're going to come back in the series.

The Washington Capitals can guarantee themselves a trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs by winning their last two regular season games, against the Boston Bruins and the Philadelphia Flyers. Jenaya breaks down how the Caps have gotten themselves to this position where they're controlling their own destiny, and also breaks down how the tie-breakers work just in case we need those.

This Washington Capitals season has been a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs. We're here to break down the Caps' 6-game losing streak, how they can fix it, and what positives they can draw from this tough stretch, whether they make the playoffs or not.

First-year NHL head coach Spencer Carbery has the Washington Capitals exceeding expectations this season. If the Capitals do in fact make the Stanley Cup Playoffs, should Carbery be the NHL's Coach of the Year? Jenaya breaks down why he's making a good case for it.