“I have to showcase myself in practices … Put your best foot forward and earn yourself some games down the road.” Lynde Via @Capitals on X

What happened: Lakovic said his focus is on standing out in practice so he can earn more games during Washington's exhibition stretch. Camp now shifts into four preseason dates, where prospects and roster hopefuls get their clearest audition ice.

Why it matters: Spencer Carbery has already said the exhibition run will shape roster decisions, giving each practice and game extra weight for the Capitals. Strong early showings can move a player closer to opening-night consideration before the preseason window closes.

By the numbers: Washington's preseason slate is four games long, leaving a short runway for camp standouts to turn practice impressions into lineup spots.

What to watch: Watch whether Lakovic draws one of the early exhibition assignments and whether those reps continue deeper into the preseason.

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