Spencer Carbery has been awarded the prestigious Jack Adams Award for the 2024-25 NHL season, recognizing his exceptional contributions as head coach of the Washington Capitals. Carbery's leadership propelled the Capitals to a remarkable record of 51-22-9, achieving the second-best overall standing in the league and the top seed in the Eastern Conference since the 2016-17 season. This victory marks the fourth time a Capitals coach has received this honor, highlighting the franchise's ongoing commitment to excellence.

In his second season with the team, Carbery orchestrated a 20-point improvement from the previous year, showcasing his ability to significantly enhance team performance. The Capitals also saw a substantial offensive boost, moving from 28th in overall scoring to second, with 288 goals this season. Carbery's tactical acumen is further validated by a multitude of team achievements, including a league-leading 25 comeback wins and outstanding special teams statistics, such as a top-five penalty kill rate.