It's possible that Joey Crabb could play in Monday night's Game 7.
Coach Adam Oates said there may be one lineup change, but he wouldn't say what it would be. Stephen Whyno of The Washington Times speculates that the change might be Crabb for rookie Tom Wilson, who has played in the past two games for the Capitals while seeing very little ice time.

Joey Crabb has been summoned from the minors by Washington.
The Hershey Bears were knocked out of the AHL playoffs in the first round, so Crabb will rejoin the Capitals. Washington also lost Martin Erat to an injury in Game 4. Crabb had two goals in 26 games with the Capitals during the regular season before being sent down to the minors.

Joey Crabb wasn't claimed on waivers.
Consequently, the Washington Capitals have sent Crabb down to AHL Hershey. Crabb was waived so that the Capitals could make room on their roster for Mike Green, who was on the injured reserve list until Thursday. "With Ovi moving over to the right we have more right wingers than left and [Crabb was the] odd man out," Capitals coach Adam Oates explained.

The Washington Capitals have put Joey Crabb on waivers.
He was placed on the club's nonroster list to make room for Mike Green's return from a groin injury Thursday night. The Capitals said they would place Crabb on waivers Friday afternoon and they have. If he clears then he will head down to the AHL.

Joey Crabb will play his first game in Toronto since leaving in the offseason.
The winger spent two years with the Leafs. "It's a fun city, it's a fun city to play in and they got a lot of passion,"Crabb said. "I'm excited to go and play against the old buddies and hopefully get a win out of it."

Joey Crabb scored the only Washington goal in a 4-1 loss to the Canadiens Thursday night.
The goal came in the third period with the score already out of reach, but it counts nonetheless, although it's very unlikely you drafted Crabb in your league,

Joey Crabb is ready to get started with the Washington Capitals on the first one-way NHL deal of his professional career.
He can chip in offensively and kill penalties, which should make him a serviceable bottom-six player. "I'll be an energy guy," Crabb said. "I don't think [coach Adam Oates] is real big on checking lines. I think if you look up and down our lineup, it's not like anybody can't do that, play against top lines. I'll just bring what I've always done. I'll bring energy and a good two-way game." He tallied 17 goals and 38 points in 35 games with the Alaska Aces of the ECHL during the lockout.