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Author Archives: Stephanie Judge
Richard Panik Scores; Plugs PK Gap In Capitals 3-2 Win Over Blues
Photo: Patrick Smith/Getty Images New recruit Richard Panik notched his first goal as a Capital in last night’s 3-2 win over the St. Louis Blues. Panik, who scored deep into the third period, may be new to the Capitals, but … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Preseason, Radko Gudas, Richard Panik, St. Louis Blues, Stephanie Judge
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Optimistic Caps Fine Tune Lines with Recent Player Acquisitions
On the eve of the on-ice training camp, the Capitals and media teams converged yesterday at the MedStar Ice Complex for the annual Media Day before hitting the ice tomorrow on Day 1 of training camp. While optimism for the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Media Day, 2019 Training Camp, Stephanie Judge
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First Ever Scheduled Bye Week Yields Compressed Game Schedule
Bill Wippert/NHLI/Getty No doubt you’ve heard Locker, Joe B., and John Walton lamenting this season’s “compressed schedule” that leaves the Capitals with an unprecedented 16 sets of back-to-back games. And the logical question is “why”? Well, it’s not the hockey … Continue reading
Power Play Prowess Returns to the Caps
The Washington DC metro area is notorious for its Type A overachievers, and much like helicopter parents paying extreme attention to their offspring — Washington Caps fans nervously wring their angst-ridden hands over every hiccup in the Capitals’ game.
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Tagged Alex Ovechkin, Power Play, Stephanie Judge, T.J. Oshie
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Grubauer Scores First Career NHL Shut Out
Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images Verizon Center paid tribute to its hometown goalies at Tuesday’s game against the Colorado Avalanche – both of them.
Daniel Winnik Shines in the Washington Capitals Home Opener Against the NY Islanders
Bruce Bennett / Getty Images Excitement was running high Saturday night as the Washington Capitals returned to the Verizon Center for the 2016-2017 season home opener against the New York Islanders. The Capitals, last year’s Presidents’ Trophy winners, fell to their … Continue reading
NoVa Caps Interview: Philipp Grubauer – “That Could Have Been Us”
Source: Online Kicker NoVa Caps recently had the opportunity to speak with Philipp Grubauer, the Capitals back-up goalie, about the Capitals season opener tonight against the Penguins, his experience with Team Europe and his unique pre-game routines.
NoVa Caps Interview: Zach Sanford
Looking extremely uncomfortable, donning his “college suit”, the 6’4” Sanford entered today’s Capitals’ sponsored media luncheon nervously, like a teenager on his first date. His eyes darted around the room as he watched his veteran team members for cues as … Continue reading
World Cup of Hockey – A Fan’s Perspective
Eager for some real-time hockey, Toronto beckoned as the World Cup of Hockey (WCH) tournament drew closer. In the midst of August, with October seeming a lifetime away, this NoVa Caps contributor caved and made plans to attend the 2016 WCH.
