Rasmus Sandin Breaks Franchise Records in First Two Games with Capitals

Sandin had been starting to make a name for himself in Toronto, where he was considered one of the team's most reliable defenders. He had already recorded four goals and 20 points in 52 games played in the current season, and the Leafs had high hopes for his future with the team.

Despite Sandin's promising potential, the Leafs made the decision to part ways with him in exchange for veteran defenseman Gustafsson and a 1st round draft pick. While Gustafsson is an experienced player, many were left wondering if the Leafs had made the right decision in letting go of Sandin.

However, Sandin's performance in his first two games with the Capitals has put those doubts to rest. He has already made a significant impact, scoring five points and breaking a franchise record as the first defenseman in Capitals' history to achieve this feat in his first two games.

As any hockey fan knows, a strong defense is essential to a team's success. While the Capitals have long been a formidable team, adding Sandin to their roster only strengthens their defense even further. His performance in his first two games with the team has undoubtedly given Capitals' fans reason to be optimistic about the team's future.

The NHL season is full of surprises, and the trade of Rasmus Sandin to the Washington Capitals was undoubtedly one of them. However, Sandin has quickly shown that he has what it takes to be a valuable player for his new team, breaking franchise records in just his first two games. It remains to be seen what the future holds for Sandin and the Capitals, but for now, Capitals' fans have reason to be excited about the team's potential with Sandin on their roster.