WASHINGTON -- Henrik Lundqvist was overcome. Seated in his locker-room stall following Sunday afternoon's 6-5 overtime defeat to the Capitals in a match the Blueshirts had tied at 19:29 of the third after pulling the netminder for an extra attacker, Lundqvist coolly analyzed his deficiencies and praised his team's gumption. But then came the question...
WASHINGTON -- Henrik Lundqvist was overcome. Seated in his locker-room stall following Sunday afternoon's 6-5 overtime defeat to the Capitals in a match the Blueshirts had tied at 19:29 of the third after pulling the netminder for an extra attacker, Lundqvist coolly analyzed his deficiencies and praised his team's gumption. But then came the question...
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