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Tag Archives: 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs
Charity Challenge for Best Buddies Hits $2,000 – Please Consider Giving Today!
The NoVa Caps Charity Challenge for Best Buddies has reached $2,000 and continues to grow! Show your Capitals spirit by helping this great organization that helps individuals with disabilities today by donating here!
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2019 Stanley Cup Final Preview: Atlantic #2 Bruins vs. Central #3 Blues
Photo: CBS Sports The Boston Bruins, who finished the regular season with the second-most points in the NHL (107), and the St. Louis Blues, who sat in last place in the league on January 3 before finishing third in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Boston Bruins, Harrison Brown, NHL, St. Louis Blues, Stanley Cup Final
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After Winning The Stanley Cup In 2018, Did The Capitals Fuel Both Runs To The 2019 Stanley Cup Final?
Photo: Joe Puetz/Getty Images While winning the Stanley Cup comes with a sense of accomplishment and achievement, it also comes with more respect from the rest of the NHL. When you have what everybody else wants, they are going to … Continue reading
Blues Head Home With Chance To Clinch First Stanley Cup Final Berth In 49 Years After Dominant 5-0 Win In Game 5 Of Western Conference Final Against Sharks
Photo: Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images The St. Louis Blues will head back to the Gateway City with a chance to clinch a spot in the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 1970 after a 5-0 win in Game … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Harrison Brown, NHL, St. Louis Blues, Western Conference Final
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Western Conference Final Preview and Readers Poll: Pacific #2 Sharks vs. Central #3 Blues
Photo: Brandon Magnus/Getty Images The San Jose Sharks, who finished the regular season with the second-most points in the Pacific Division and Western Conference (101), and the St. Louis Blues, who tied the Winnipeg Jets for the second-most points in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Harrison Brown, San Jose Sharks, St. Louis Blues, Western Conference Final
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Eastern Conference Final Preview: Atlantic #2 Bruins vs. Metropolitan #4 Hurricanes
Photo: Gregg Forweck/Getty Images The Boston Bruins, who finished the regular season with the second-most points in the NHL (107), and the Carolina Hurricanes, who finished as the first wild-card in the Eastern Conference with 99 points, will face one … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Boston Bruins, Carolina Hurricanes, Eastern Conference Final, Harrison Brown
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Who Now, If At All? A Rooting Case For and Against The Remaining Teams in the Stanley Cup Playoffs
Photo: Steve Babineau/NHL via Getty Images With the Washington Capitals eliminated from the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, their fan base has a decision to make: Should they “forget” about hockey until the Draft, or should they choose to root for … Continue reading
“I Don’t Know the Cut-off Date”: John Carlson on Alex Ovechkin’s Consistency, First Round Exit, Worlds, and More
Photo: Sherry Burruss With the Capitals’ season officially over the players and staff arrived at MedStar Capitals Iceplex for the annual “exit interviews” before the team goes their separate ways for the summer and offseason. Defenseman John Carlson gave his … Continue reading
Tables Turned: Capitals Eliminated Nearly Seven Years to the Day They Eliminated the Boston Bruins From the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs
Photo: Patrick Smith/Getty Images The Capitals’ run as the defending Stanley Cup champions is now officially over and while the sting from what could have been will likely linger for awhile, the Caps find their 2018-19 season ended in an … Continue reading
