Local Hero Becomes Capitals' First EBUG | Washington Capitals News
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A local legend is making a comeback: Connor Leslie, the 24-year-old Amherst grad who thought his hockey days were over, is now the Capitals’ first-ever full-time emergency backup goalie — a role born from new NHL rules requiring every team to have one. Once dreaming of law enforcement with his psychology and political science degrees, Leslie’s pivot back to the ice feels like a full-circle moment, especially since he grew up skating in the same rink where he’ll now support the team. With a personality that fits the locker room and skills honed through local goalie circles, Leslie isn’t just filling a spot — he’s becoming an integral part of the Capitals’ season, with potential roles expanding beyond goalkeeping into video analysis and data tracking.
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