Leonard Sounds Off on Caps' PP Woes

Ryan Leonard steps up after another postgame scrum, zeroing in on the Caps' power play that's gone ice cold since the Olympic break. The rookie winger, who's been lighting it up with goals and hits lately, agrees with Spencer Carbery that sloppy zone entries are killing their man-advantage chances, leaving Washington at a league-worst 15.5 percent. With playoff positioning on the line, Leonard preaches trust in the unit and vows to fix the forced puck plays that have frustrated the locker room.