McBain and Nick Bjugstad scored for Utah (7-8-3), which has lost five of seven (2-4-1). Connor Ingram allowed four goals on 13 shots being replaced early in the second period by Karel Vejmelka, who stopped nine of 11 shots in relief.

The Capitals are sticking with what worked against the Vegas Golden Knights just 24 hours ago, with Brandon Duhaime healthy enough to play and the forward and defensive pairings staying the same. Washington's only change will be in net,

The Washington Capitals visit the Utah Hockey Club on Monday evening after Alexander Ovechkin recorded a hat trick in a 5-2 win against the Vegas Golden Knights.