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Projecting The United States’ 2022 Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey Roster: Which Capitals Might Play In Beijing?

Posted on June 23, 2021 by Harrison Brown

Photo: Patrick Smith/Getty Images With the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in China set to start on February 4, the NHL is expected to allow players to participate as outlined in the last Collective Bargaining Agreement. That is expected to be … Continue reading →

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Nate Schmidt Is Grateful For Former Washington Capitals Welcoming Committee In Vancouver

Posted on January 6, 2021 by Jon Sorensen

Screen cap: Vancouver Canucks “I didn’t know how much to bark and yell today because I don’t want guys to get overwhelmed,” exclaimed former Washington Capitals defenseman Nate Schmidt about his first day in camp. After four years with the … Continue reading →

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Capitals Crack Canucks, 3-1, Extend Winning Streak to Five

Posted on January 9, 2018 by Harrison Brown

Photo: Capitals Twitter The Washington Capitals defeated the Vancouver Canucks by a 3-1 final score. Washington was aiming for revenge after the Canucks drubbed the Capitals, 6-2, in Vancouver on October 26 and got it. Tuesday’s game was the final … Continue reading →