Filip Forsberg scored and Juuse Saros made 12 saves for the Predators ... Forsberg has goals in consecutive games. Capitals: Washington extended its point streak to seven games (4-0-3).

Coach Andrew Brunette acknowledged Saros' struggles but also pointed to the team's overall poor performance and lack of goal scoring. The good news for Juuse Saros is he's still got some hockey ...

The Washington Capitals spent most of the regular season doing things the hard way. Yes, they were dominant in the win column and secured their spot in the Stanley Cup playoffs before anyone else ...

The latest example of Juuse Saros’ struggles this season occurred Tuesday in Columbus, when the Predators’ starting goaltender surrendered seven goals on 26 shots in an 8-4 loss to the Blue ...

Saros is expected to guard the home goal versus St. Louis on Thursday, per Lou Korac of The Hockey News. Saros has won his past two starts while turning aside 58 of 61 shots (.951 save percentage).

Assuming the team selects him – and there isn’t much doubt about that – and he stays healthy, Juuse Saros will play for Finland at the IIHF World Championship for the first time since 2016.