1989-1990 Washington Capitals

What was the record of the 1989-90 Washington Capitals?

The Washington Capitals finished the regular season with a 36-38-6 record. They went 19-18-3 at home and 17-20-3 on the road. Including the playoffs, the Washington Capitals went 44-45-6. Their final game was a loss in the Conference Finals to the Boston Bruins.

What division did the 1989-90 Washington Capitals play in?

The 1989-90 Washington Capitals played in the Patrick Division of the Prince of Wales Conference.

What was the 1989-90 Washington Capitals record by month?

Among qualifying months, the 1989-90 Washington Capitals had their best month in December, when they went 9-5 and had a 64.3% win percentage. Their worst month was January, when they went 5-10 and had a 33.3% win percentage.

Month	Record	Win Percentage %	Goal Differential
October '89	3-7-3	34.6%	-8
November '89	6-4-1	59.1%	+4
December '89	9-5	64.3%	+9
January '90	5-10	33.3%	-7
February '90	5-7	41.7%	+10
March '90	7-5-2	57.1%	0
April '90	1-0	100%	+1

Did the 1989-90 Washington Capitals make the Playoffs?

Yes, the Washington Capitals made the Playoffs in 1990. They won their first series against the New York Rangers in the Conference Semi-Finals. They eventually lost against the Boston Bruins in the Conference Finals.

How did the 1989-90 Washington Capitals perform in overtime games?

During the regular season, the 1989-90 Washington Capitals went 2-1 in overtime games.

How did the 1989-90 Washington Capitals perform in overtime games in the playoffs?

In the playoffs, the 1989-90 Washington Capitals went 3-0 in overtime games.

What was the longest win streak for the 1989-90 Washington Capitals?

The longest win streak during the regular season for the 1989-90 Washington Capitals was a 4 game winning streak.

What was the longest losing streak for the 1989-90 Washington Capitals?

The longest losing streak that the Washington Capitals had during the 1989-90 regular season was 8 games, which happened once during the season.