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Tag Archives: Craig Laughlin
Historic Clinching: Retro Recap – Washington Capitals at Calgary Flames – February 24, 1983
Bruce Bennett/Getty Images In February 1983, the Washington Capitals embarked on a road trip in Canada with stops in Edmonton, Calgary, and Montreal. One of their goals on this road trip was to clinch a berth in the Stanley Cup … Continue reading
10-Game Power Streak: A Look Back on the Washington Capitals’ 10-Game Win Streak of 1983-84
Getty Images The 1983-84 season for the Washington Capitals could simply be described as a roller coaster ride. It began with a seven-game losing streak that was followed by a five-game winning streak. On January 11, they finally climbed over … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Goaltending, History, News, NHL, Teams, Washington Capitals
Tagged 1983-84 Washington Capitals Season, Alan Haworth, Bengt Gustafsson, Bobby Carpenter, Bryan Erickson, Craig Laughlin, Darren Veitch, Diane Doyle, Doug Jarvis, Franchise History, Gaetan Duchene, Games, Larry Murphy, Mike Gartner, Pat Riggin, Patrick Division, Rod Langway, Scott Stevens, Washington Capitals, Wins
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Jakub Vrana Speaks About His Mother, Jana Vranova, And Her Fight With Cancer
Photo: NHL via Getty Images As part of the NHL’s Hockey Fights Cancer initiative, which annually takes place in during the month of November, the Capitals and the NHL are profiling players in the game who have been impacted by … Continue reading
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Tagged Cancer, Craig Laughlin, Diane Doyle, Hockey Fights Cancer, Jakub Vrana, Jana Vranova
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Mike Gartner and Larry Murphy Join Mike Vogel and Craig Laughlin On #CapsSocial Tuesday Night
After an excellent premiere last week, which featured Karl Alzner, Joel Ward, Eric Fehr, Tom Wilson, Jason Chimera and John Carlson, this week’s #CapsSocial will bring you a Hall-Of-Fame edition on Tuesday night, featuring Mike Gartner and Larry Murphy.
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Tagged CapsSocial, Craig Laughlin, Larry Murphy, Mike Gartner, Mike Vogel
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Voices of D.C. Sports: Local Broadcasters Help to Feed the City Through New Initiative
Photo: @WaltonCaps The Coronavirus pandemic forced all professional sports leagues to be put on hold or suspend their respective seasons. In the DMV, local sports broadcasters are coming together through the initiative, Voices of D.C. Sports: Helping to Feed the … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Community, News
Tagged Al Koken, Alan May, Cameo, Capital Area Food Bank, Coronavirus, Craig Laughlin, D.C. United, DC Central Kitchen, Della Young, Joe Beninati, John Walton, Martha's Table, Monumental Sports and Entertainment, MSE, Voices of D.C. Sports: Helping to Feed the City, Washington Capitals, Washington Nationals, Washington Redskins, Washington Wizards
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Hold It Here!! Craig Laughlin To Release “Locker 18” Collaboration Beer With Aslin Beer Company On February 2nd
Photo: aslinbeerco via Instagram Washington Capitals TV color analyst, Craig “Locker” Laughlin will be debuting “Locker 18”, a limited edition beer in collaboration with Aslin Beer Company. The release is set for Sunday, February 2 at noon. Fans are encouraged … Continue reading
Posted in Dining and Entertainment, Fans, Games, News
Tagged Aslin Beer Company, Craig Laughlin, Della Young, Locker 18, The Laughlin Family Foundation
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Capitals Head To Long Island Before Bye-Week And All-Star Break: Friday Practice News
The Capitals were right back to work this morning at MedStar Capitals Iceplex following their 5-2 win over the Devils last night at Cap One. Following today’s practice the team will depart for Long Island in advance of their Saturday … Continue reading
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Tagged Craig Laughlin, Jon Sorensen, New York Islanders, Washington Capitals
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‘Scarlet Caps’ Hold 2020 Hockey N’ Heels Event (Photos)
After an eventful Tuesday morning which saw the Capitals officially announce the re-signing of their star centerman Nicklas Backstrom to five more years in Washington, Tuesday night saw the return of the Scarlet Caps’ annual Hockey N’ Heels event at … Continue reading
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Tagged Brendan Leipsic, Craig Laughlin, Don Fishman, Hockey N' Heels, Ilya Samsonov, Jakub Vrana, Joe Noyes, Jonas Siegenthaler, Rod Langway, Scarlet Caps, Todd Reirden
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Capitals Players & Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic Host “Wish Upon A Par” Event (PHOTOS)
On Sunday, Washington Capitals fans had the exclusive opportunity to attend the “Wish Upon A Par” event, hosted by Brooks and Erin Orpik, Tom Wilson, and Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. NoVa Caps’ photojournalist Joe Noyes was on hand capturing the action this … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Brooks Orpik, Craig Laughlin, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Garnet Hathaway, Jakub Vrana, Joe Beninati, Joe Noyes, John Carlson, Lars Eller, Make A Wish Mid Atlantic, Nic Dowd, Nick Jensen, Nicklas Backstrom, Radko Gudas, Slapshot, Todd Reirden, Tom Wilson, Washington Capitals, Wish Upon A Par
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USA Warriors Hockey Hosts Screening of “Miracle”, Joe Beninati and Craig Laughlin Moderate Q&A With “Miracle” Actor Patrick O’Brien Demsey
Photo: USA Warriors Hockey “Miracle on Ice” is perhaps the most famous moment in the history of United States hockey, when the USA Men’s Olympic Hockey Team upset the powerhouse Soviet Union en route to a Gold Medal win in … Continue reading
