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Grading Capitals’ GM Brian MacLellan’s Moves From The 2021-22 Season
Photo: NBC Olympics Another year of Washington Capitals hockey has come and gone as has another round of moves after a third straight first-round exit in the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs. They did not work out as well as everyone … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021 NHL Expansion Draft, 2022 NHL Trade Deadline, Alex Ovechkin, Brenden Dillon, Brian MacLellan, Conor Sheary, Contract, Daniel Sprong, Ilya Samsonov, Joe Snively, Johan larsson, John Carlson, Marcus Johansson, Matt Irwin, Nic Dowd, Nick Jensen, Nicklas Backstrom, Seattle Kraken, Trade, Vitek Vanecek, Washington Capitals
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Capitals’ GM Brian MacLellan’s Five Best Trades
Photo: Zimbio With the 2022 NHL Trade Deadline a week away, NoVa Caps takes a look at Washington Capitals GM Brian MacLellan’s five best trades since taking over.
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Tagged 2022 NHL Trade Deadline, Brenden Dillon, Harrison Brown, Madison Bowey, Michal Kempny, Nick Jensen, Stats, T.J. Oshie, Trade, Vitek Vanecek, Washington Capitals
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Grades For Capitals’ GM Brian MacLellan’s Past Trade Deadline Moves
Photo: Getty Images With the 2022 NHL Trade Deadline just under a month away, NoVa Caps reviews Washington Capitals GM Brian MacLellan’s first seven trade deadlines on the job.
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Tagged Anthony Mantha, Brenden Dillon, Brian MacLellan, Carl Hagelin, Christian Djoos, Curtis Glencross, Daniel Sprong, Daniel Winnik, Harrison Brown, Ilya Kovalchuk, Jakub Jerabek, Jakub Vrana, Jonas Siegenthaler, Kevin Shattenkirk, Michael Raffl, Michal Kempny, Mike Weber, NHL Trade Deadline, Nick Jensen, Stats, Tim Gleason
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Four Offseason Moves By The Capitals That Hit The Bullseye – Addition By Subtraction
If you’ve followed NoVa Caps for any decent amount of time, you know we call it like we see it, and will criticize when criticism is necessary. This includes any questionable moves made by Capitals General Manager Brian McLellan. We’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021-22 Washington Capitals, Brenden Dillon, Jon Sorensen, Martin Fehervary, Trevor Van Riemsdyk, Zdeno Chara
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Capitals’ T.J. Oshie On Being Protected In NHL Expansion Draft: “I’m So Happy To Be Here. This Is My Home Now.”
Washington Capitals right-wing T.J. Oshie called the offseason “a good time to get back with the family and kids” during his session with the media on the first day of training camp on Thursday. He travelled and went to Seattle … Continue reading
Brenden Dillon Understands Trade From Washington Was A Business Deal
Photo: @BDillon04 Former Washington Capitals defenseman Brenden Dillon spoke to the media via Zoom call last Tuesday afternoon, roughly 18 hours or so after it was announced he had been traded to the Winnipeg Jets.
Report: Capitals, Jets Working On Trade That Would Send Brenden Dillon To Winnipeg
Photo: Washington City Paper According to the TSN’s Darren Dreger, the Washington Capitals have traded left-handed defenseman Brendan Dillon on Monday night to the Winnipeg Jets in exchange for second-round picks in the 2022 and 2023 NHL Drafts.
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Tagged Brenden Dillon, Harrison Brown, News, Salary Cap, Trade, Washington Capitals, Winnipeg Jets
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Ranking The Capitals’ Expansion Draft Scenarios From Best To Worst
Photo: Nick Waas/AP With the 2021 NHL Expansion Draft just 18 days away and each team having to lose player to the Seattle Kraken, some teams will lose a significant part of their rosters that will leave gaping holes while … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021 NHL Expansion Draft, Alex Ovechkin, Brenden Dillon, Carl Hagelin, Conor Sheary, Daniel Sprong, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Garnet Hathaway, Harrison Brown, Justin Schultz, Lars Eller, Michal Kempny, Nic Dowd, Nick Jensen, Opinion, Players, Prospects, Salary Cap, Seattle Kraken, Trevor Van Riemsdyk, Vitek Vanecek, Washington Capitals
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Five Potential Trades To Upgrade Capitals’ Defense
Photo: Sportsnet After a third consecutive first-round exit in the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, change is almost certainly coming to the Washington Capitals as they had the NHL’s oldest roster this past season.
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Tagged Brenden Dillon, Colin Miller, Connor Murphy, Defense, Harrison Brown, Josh Manson, Justin Schultz, Markus Nutivaara, Offseason, Players, Salary Cap, Trade, Vince Dunn, Washington Capitals
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