Photo: NHL via Getty ImagesThe 2022-23 season is set to be an intriguing one for the Washington Capitals. Following the fourth straight first round exit in the Stanley Cup playoffs, it was clear there would be changes to the roster. On top of roster additions, subtractions, and additions by subtractions, the Capitals are hoping that they can address their aging veteran core by adding younger, faster talent around them. Continue reading
Photo: Team GermanyThe re-scheduled 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship is set to start on Tuesday in Edmonton, with forwards Haakon Hanelt (Germany) and Oskar Magnusson (Sweden) representing the Washington Capitals. Continue reading
Got $12,500? Want a Washington Capitals Stanley Cup ring? Now may be your chance to grab one of the rings presented to Washington Capitals staff in 2018. No, it’s not the model given to the players, coaches and management, but it’s probably the next best thing. Continue reading
Photo: NHL via Getty ImagesIf you followed along with us during the days leading up to the opening of NHL free agency on July 13, you know we were lobbying for the Washington Capitals to sign Chicago Blackhawks unrestricted free agent center Dylan Strome. It was like dangling a steak in front of a dog. Continue reading
Last week, I had the pleasure to visit Lake Placid, New York, home to the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics Games. While there, I got a chance to visit the ice rinks where the Games took place, including the historical 1980 victory over Soviet Union in ice hockey. Here are a few of the pictures that I took along the way: Continue reading
The Hershey Bears, American Hockey League affiliate of the Washington Capitals, announced on Saturday that the team would be retiring the No. 17 jersey during the 2022-23 season for forward Chris Bourque, the son of NHL great Ray Bourque. Continue reading
Photo: Mitchell Layton/Getty ImagesDanius Zubrus played for the Washington Capitals from 2001 through 2006 and was one of the Capitals players who was with the team when Alex Ovechkin made his NHL debut back in 2005. Continue reading
Yesterday we brought you the first in a series of articles that assess the Capitals youngsters performance during last season and identified key stats to watch for each of the players this coming season. The stats are intended to be key indicators for each of the players and how their performances are progressing (or regressing) during the 2022-23 season. Continue reading
It’s a new day, a new season. A chance for young players to modify and enhance their games in advance of the approaching campaign. Younger players in particular have the capability of showing the greatest improvement from year one to year two. Making it happen is altogether another story. Continue reading
Washington Capitals defensive prospect Martin Hugo Has will participate in an exhibition game to celebrate HC Letci Letnany’s 20th anniversary. The game will include former Washington Capitals forward Jakub Vrána and goaltender Vitek Vanecek. All three players have gone through the club at some point in their careers. Continue reading
