The prize of five points raised 10 points and was not the only souvenir that Vild returned home after seven games on the road.

The team also came to the Kscel Energi Center with a mock who was leading, as Vild or dominated his victory or a set of impressive resistance.

However, it did not appear against the Capitol, as Vild struck in a deep hole so he could not get on the way to a 5-2 victory in defense of the Stanley Cup champion on Tuesday in front of 19,101 – first loss in four games and only third in the past 13.

It was also the first defeat of the first home ice rule this season after the start of 5-0-2.

"You ruin yourself," said coach Bruce Boudreau. "They were not as good as in the last 12 games."

This type of decay is not that unusual for the team in its first game in 17 days, which is a potential pit in the schedule.

Nevertheless, the bouncing was a little astonishing, considering how savage was competitive when he entered the best league of 8-3-1 when he gave up his first goal, which he again made to capitals.

Only 6 minutes, 33 seconds in the first period, defender Dmitry Orlov scored goals from the left-hand circle.

The energy start Capitals was characteristic of the line that just added a new face.

Earlier on Tuesday, a suspension of 20 players by Tom Vilson for an unlawful check on the head of Blues' wing, Oscar Sund-Quiz during the pre-season, was reduced to 14 games – making it immediately acceptable for the game.

It did not take much time for Wilson to feel literally.

Slashing the net at the end of the first, Wilson was redirected to Orlov's food at 19:32 before he and defender Ryan Suter collided with goalkeeper Devana Dubnik.

The contact overturned Dubnick's mask and although he looked shaken, he remained in the game.

Wilson received a penalty of two minutes to disturb the goalkeeper.

"Obviously, he tries to score," said Dubnik, who was still ill after the match. "But I'm always a little biased about such games. I feel like there must be some kind of thinking or effort that you do not just go 100 miles an hour in a goalkeeper."

Washington extended his lead only 3:13 to the other with caution from the winger Andrea Burakovsky and at one point he was impressive in Vild 21-6. But Vild finally turned into captain Mikko Koiv at 11:57 am, shaken by captain Golman Pheonik Coplei.

After the abandonment, wingman Marcus Foligno fought against Wilson and Vild began to apply more pressure.

In the third period, the Capitals moved on.

Orlov entered another, one team Alek Ovechkin passes 3: 2 in a draw at 7:23 to jump with three points and Varroad's T.J. Oshie put on a fifth goal with 10:12 to go.

"They do not need many opportunities," said Dubnik, who made 28 savers. "You give them such a place, they got a weapon."

Wille finished with 1 to 6 for a powerful game, with the same convincing Dumba at 14:08 in the third.

Copley 26 saved the Captains until the eighth consecutive victory over the Wild.

"We definitely did not play the same as we played, and that is not alarming," Boudreau said. "But it's disappointing."