Dubois Shines Against Former Team

Pierre-Luc Dubois leads Capitals to ‘extra special’ win vs. Kings
The former Los Angeles center, traded to Washington in the offseason, had two assists in the Capitals’ 3-1 victory at Capital One Arena.
Takeaways: Dubois Shines Against Former Team As Capitals Edge Kings
The former King shined in his first game with against his former club, as he helped the Capitals to a 3-1 win.
Capitals' Pierre-Luc Dubois: Two assists versus former team
Two assists versus former team
Protas and Dubois help power the Capitals past the Kings 3-1
WASHINGTON (AP) — Aliaksei Protas scored twice and the Washington Capitals beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 on Sunday night. Jakub Vrana also scored and Pierre-Luc Dubois had two assists en route to the win, which puts the Capitals back atop the Eastern Conference standings.
Finding A Home With The Capitals Has Been Sweet For Pierre-Luc Dubois, And Beating His Former Kings Was Even Sweeter
He did more than that in his first game facing the Kings since that summer blockbuster that gave Los Angeles Darcy Kuemper. Dubois was a force to be reckoned with against the Kings' top scoring threats and ended up with two primary assists en route to a statement 3-1 victory that put D.C. back atop the Eastern Conference.
Kings, Capitals each enjoying results of Kuemper-Dubois trade
Kuemper has helped solidify the Kings’ goaltending with his experience and calm demeanor. Dubois has been the skilled, two-way center with size (6-foot-4, 225 pounds) the Capitals were seeking to strengthen the top of their lineup, forming a formidable 1-2 punch up the middle with Dylan Strome.
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