In their first game together, the Washington Capitals' new power play combo of Jaromir Jagr, Peter Bondra and Robert Lang looked unstoppable, scoring three goals in a victory over Nashville. Instead, the power play turned into a season-long disappointment, enduring stretches of 2-for-50, 2-for-42 and 1-for-25. Bondra, the franchise's career leader in power-play goals, was moved around and even taken off the top unit for a while. Jagr was unhappy that he wasn't getting the 1-on-1 chances on which he thrives.