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Washington Capitals right wing T.J. Oshie (77) and Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Matt Hunwick (2) vie for control of the puck during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, April 4, 2017, in Toronto. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press ... more >

In the Maple Leafs, their first-round Stanley Cup Playoff opponents, the Capitals see a bit of their past selves.

Led by center Auston Matthews, the rookie with the most goals since Alex Ovechkin, Toronto will bring scoring, speed, and inexperience to Verizon Center Thursday, a bit like the Capitals did back in 2007-08, the first year in the Ovechkin era in which they made the playoffs.

“Yeah,” center Nicklas Backstrom, who was taken in the firstthe shape and orientation of the northern part
of Symphony Woods. This change in alignment allows for longer paths
that provide more opportunities to walk within the park, including the
more scenic forest in the eastern and northeastern area of the park,
which was to a large degree a “no go” area in the Paumier plan. This
is made possible in part by an elevated boardwalk that allows visitors
to enter at the northeastern corner of the park, at the intersection
of Little Patuxent Parkway and South Entrance Road, near the Central
Branch library and on the
multi-use pathway
to Lake Kittamaqundi. The boardwalk carries them through the
northeastern portion of the park above the forest floor, and allows
them to reach the Chrysalis amphitheater over a fully-accessible
route.

Speaking of the Chrysalis, as noted previously the Final Development
Plan based on the