Capitals make it six straight as secondary scorers take primary role

Jason Chimera (25) is congratulated on his goal by teammates Tom Wilson (43) and Jay Beagle, right, after his second-period goal gave the Capitals a 2-0 lead over Carolina. ( Karl B Deblaker /Associated Press)RALIEGH, N.C. — During this winning streak, the Washington Capitals have shown they can win by getting a lead and maintaining it, they can win with their special teams and they can rally from a multi-goal deficit. On Monday night, the Capitals showed they can win with goals coming only from their secondary scorers.

With two goals from their bottom-six forward corps, Washington beat the Carolina Hurricanes, 2-1, at PNC Arena for a sixth straight win before the team’s four-day holiday…