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Former Capitals’ Prospect Chase Priskie Signs Two-Year Entry-Level Contract With Hurricanes

Posted on August 17, 2019 by Harrison Brown

Photo: Quinnipiac The Carolina Hurricanes announced on Saturday morning that they have signed defenseman Chase Priskie, the Washington Capitals’ sixth-round draft pick (No. 177 overall) in 2016, to a two-year entry-level contract. Priskie’s contract, which has a signing bonus of … Continue reading →

Posted in Free Agency, News, Players, Propsects, Roster Moves, Teams | Tagged Carolina Hurricanes, Chase Priskie, Harrison Brown, News, Prospects, Quinnipiac | 4 Comments

Report: Chase Priskie Will Not Sign With Capitals, Will Become Unrestricted Free Agent on August 15

Posted on April 3, 2019 by Harrison Brown

Photo: Quinnipiac Athletics Quinnipiac Bobcats defenseman and Washington Capitals‘ prospect Chase Priskie will not sign an entry-level contract with the Capitals and become an unrestricted free agent on August 15.

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Washington Capitals Prospect Report – March, 2019

Posted on April 2, 2019 by Jon Sorensen

Welcome to the sixth and final installment of NoVa Caps’ monthly prospect reports for the 2018-2019 Washington Capitals. The report summarizes activities for each of the Capitals’ prospects for the month of March, 2019, and provides an overall monthly “Trending” rating for … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Aaron Ness, Alex Kannock-Leipert, Alexander Alexeyev, Axel Jonsson-Fjallby, Beck Malenstyn, Benton Maass, Brian Pinho, Chase Priskie, Colby Williams, Connor Hobbs, Damien Riat, Diane Doyle, Eric Florchuk, Eric Lord, Garrett Pilon, Hampus Gustafsson, Ilya Samsonov, Jayson Megna, Jesper Svensson, Jonas Siegenthaler, Juuso Ikonen, Kody Clark, Kris Bindulis, Kristian Roykas-Marthinsen, Liam O'Brien, Lucas Johansen, Luke Adomanis, Martin Fehervary, Mason Mitchell, Mathias Bau, Max Kammerer, Mike Lowry, Mike Sgarbossa, Nathan Walker, Riley Barber, Riley Sutter, Sebastian Walfridsson, Shane Gersich, Tobias Geisser, Tyler Lewington, Vitek Vanecek | 5 Comments

Capitals’ Prospect Chase Priskie Named Top 10 Finalist For Hobey Baker Award

Posted on March 20, 2019 by Harrison Brown

Photo: Quinnipiac Bobcats Washington Capitals‘ defensive prospect Chase Priskie was named a top 10 finalist for the Hobey Baker Award, given to the player of the year in the NCAA, the league announced on Wednesday afternoon. You can vote for … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Propsects | Tagged Awards, Capitals Prospects, Chase Priskie, Harrison Brown, Hobey Baker, NCAA, Quinnipiac, Washington Capitals | 1 Comment

Capitals’ Prospect Chase Priskie Suspended Two Games For Kicking

Posted on March 7, 2019 by Harrison Brown

Photo: Quinnipiac Men’s Hockey Washington Capitals prospect Chase Priskie was suspended two games by the ECAC for kicking an opponent in Quinnipiac’s game against Yale on Saturday. He was given a game misconduct on the play, which had already cost … Continue reading →

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Washington Capitals Prospect Report – February, 2019

Posted on March 1, 2019 by Jon Sorensen

Welcome to the fifth installment of NoVa Caps’ monthly prospect reports for the 2018-2019 Washington Capitals. The report summarizes activities for each of the Capitals’ prospects for the month of February, 2019, and provides an overall monthly “Trending” rating for each player. We … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Propsects, Washington Capitals | Tagged Aaron Ness, Alex Kannock-Leipert, Alexander Alexeyev, Beck Malenstyn, Benton Maass, Brian Pinho, Capitals Prospects, Caps Prospects, Chase Priskie, Colby Williams, Connor Hobbs, Diane Doyle, Eric Florchuk, Eric Lord, Garrett Pilon, Hampus Gustafsson, Harrison Brown, Ilya Samsonov, Jayson Megna, Jesper Svensson, Jon Sorensen, Jonas Siegenthaler, Juuso Ikonen, Kris Bindulis, Kristian Roykas-Marthinsen, Liam O'Brien, Lucas Johansen, Mason Mitchell, Mathias Bau, Max Kammerer, Mic Yugo, Mike Lowry, Mike Sgarbossa, Nathan Walker, Riley Barber, Riley Sutter, Shane Gersich, Tobias Geisser, Tyler Lewington, Vitek Vanecek, Washington Capitals Prospect Report, Washington Capitals Prospects | 2 Comments

Backup On The Blueline – Analysis Of The Capitals’ Organizational Depth On Defense

Posted on February 27, 2019 by lukeadomanis

It was no surprise that Capitals General Manager Brian MacLellan made a trade for defenseman Nick Jensen days before the deadline last week. The championship-winning GM has made a move for a defenseman in each of his previous four years … Continue reading →

Posted in Defense, Hershey Bears, Lineups, Management, News, NHL, Propsects, Roster Moves, Salary Cap, Washington Capitals | Tagged Alex Alexeyev, Capitals Prospects, Chase Priskie, Christian Djoos, Colby Williams, Connor Hobbs, Defense, Defensemen, Dmitry Orlov, John Carlson, Jonas Siegenthaler, Kris Bindulis, Lucas Johansen, Luke Adomanis, Martin Fehervary, Michal Kempny, Nick Jensen, Tobias Geisser, Tyler Lewington | 11 Comments

Washington Capitals Prospect Report – January, 2019

Posted on January 30, 2019 by Jon Sorensen

Welcome to the fourth installment of NoVa Caps’ monthly prospect reports for the 2018-2019 Washington Capitals. This report summarizes activities for each of the Capitals’ prospects for the month of January, 2019, and provides an overall “Trending” rating for each … Continue reading →

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Washington Capitals Prospect Report – December, 2018

Posted on January 1, 2019 by Jon Sorensen

Welcome to the third installment of NoVa Caps’ monthly prospect reports for the 2018-2019 Washington Capitals. This report summarizes activities for each of the Capitals’ prospects for the month of December 2018, and provides an overall “Trending” rating for each … Continue reading →

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Capitals Prospect Chase Priskie Scores Twice In Quinnipiac’s 6-3 Win Over Princeton

Posted on December 2, 2018 by Jon Sorensen

Photo: Quinnipiac Hockey Washington Capitals defensive prospect Chase Priskie scored a pair of goals, including a power-play goal, for Quinnipiac Saturday night. Quinnipiac (#9) completed the weekend sweep of Princeton (#19) with a 6-3 victory, extending the Bobcats winning streak … Continue reading →

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