Caps: ‘Fairly high’ concern over RW Oshie’s injury

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Washington Capitals right wing T.J. Oshie left with a noncontact injury in the third period of a 5-3 win at the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night.

Oshie went down to the ice after making a move near the offensive blue line. He crawled along the boards to the bench and needed assistance back to the locker room.

Capitals coach Spencer Carbery said there is a “fairly high” level of concern about Oshie’s injury.

“We’ll evaluate more [Friday], but it’s never a good sign when you see a player leaving the ice like that,” Carbery said.

On social media after the game, Oshie posted: “I’ll be back. Thanks for the love caps fans. #NoBadDays”

The Capitals (26-21-8) moved within five points of the Lightning (30-23-5) for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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