The Capitals may play "Talladega" as their locker room victory song, but it's not Eric Church who's singing. Instead, the team sings along to goaltender Charlie Lindgren, whose cover of the tune dates back to his time at St. Cloud State:

For the third time in five games, the Capitals fought back from a two-goal deficit to force overtime this afternoon. Is that an encouraging sign of resilience or a concerning trend of falling behind?

Dylan Strome says the puck that briefly took him out of the game today was "just a little stinger." Joked that he'll have plenty of time to ice it over the break.

Final shootout results: WSH: ❌❌❌ UTA: 🟢❌❌ Utah takes it 5-4.

No goal for Dylan Strome; Utah wins it.

No goal for Aliaksei Protas.

This game will go to the shootout, still tied 4-4 after overtime.

Washington and Utah will go to overtime.

Tom Wilson ties it with 1:31 remaining.

Strome off the bench and taking a shift with Ovechkin's line.

Dylan Strome is back. He got on the ice to take a lap during a stoppage in play but remains on the bench for now.

Dylan Strome hurt—does not look good. He started crawling off the ice before his teammates helped him off, grimacing in pain.

Upon watching the replay, looks like that puck actually hit the post, not Thompson's stick.

Great save from Logan Thompson keeps the Caps within one.

Dylan Strome gets a goal to make it 4-3. The Capitals have now scored to come within one goal of Utah three times this afternoon.

Caps down 4-2 after 40 minutes. They're outshooting Utah 25-20.

Some pushing and shoving in front of the Capitals' crease. Looks like Brandon Duhaime and Kevin Stenlund were ready to get into it, but were pulled apart before much could start.

RT @UtahHC_PR: INJURY UPDATE @utahhockeyclub goaltender Connor Ingram is not expected to return to today’s game (upper body)