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Daniel Sprong Scores His First Goal As A Washington Capital Against the New York Islanders
A week after recording his first point as a member of the Washington Capitals, forward Daniel Sprong lit the lamp for the first time in a Capitals sweater, in Tuesday night’s contest against the New York Islanders.
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Sprung By Sprong: Daniel Sprong Records First Point As A Washington Capital On Evgeny Kuznetsov’s First Goal of the Season
Justin K. Aller/NHLI via Getty Images Acquired by the Washington Capitals in a trade for defenseman Christian Djoos last season, forward Daniel Sprong has gotten his first long look under new Head Coach Peter Laviolette in a pandemic-shortened 2020-21 season. … Continue reading
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Tagged Assist, Daniel Sprong, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Games, Goals, Michael Fleetwood, NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins, Washington Capitals
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Daniel Sprong To Make Capitals’ Debut vs. Penguins, Conor Sheary Scratched Against Former Team; Ilya Samsonov In Net
Washington Capitals head coach Peter Laviolette announced that forward Daniel Sprong will get a chance and come into the lineup in favor of forward Conor Sheary against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday (12 PM ET, NBC).
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Tagged Casey DeSmith, Conor Sheary, Daniel Sprong, Games, Harrison Brown, Ilya Samsonov, Kasperi Kapanen, Lineup, News, Pittsburgh Penguins, Washington Capitals
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Conor Sheary Secures Spot On Capitals’ Third-Line
After waiving nine players and making roster cuts on Monday, the Washington Capitals iced their expected lineup for when the team visits the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday (7 PM ET, NBC Sports Washington) at Tuesday’s practice.
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Tagged 2020-21 Season, Alex Ovechkin, Conor Sheary, Daniel Sprong, Harrison Brown, Jakub Vrana, Lines, News, Practice, Washington Capitals
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Images From Washington Capitals Training Camp -Saturday, January 9
The Washington Capitals were back to work Saturday morning at MedStar Capitals Iceplex following a day off on Friday. The team will hold one more scrimmage Sunday afternoon and then begin to finalize their opening night roster. The season opens … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020-2021 Washington Capitals, Alex Ovechkin, Brenden Dillon, Carl Hagelin, Daniel Sprong, Dmitry Orlov, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Garnet Hathaway, Ilya Samsonov, Jakub Vrana, John Carlson, Jonas Siegenthaler, Lars Eller, Medstar Capitals Iceplex, Nicklas Backstrom, Peter Laviolette, Pheonix Copley, Richard Panik, T.J. Oshie, Tom Wilson, Vitek Vanecek, Washington Capitals, Zach Fucale, Zdeno Chara
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Peter Laviolette Shakes Capitals’ Lines Up After Day Off; Conor Sheary Serves As Extra Forward
After the Washington Capitals‘ day off on Friday, head coach Peter Laviolette shook his team’s forwards lines up and gave goaltender Pheonix Copley a closer look. The team made no changes on defense.
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Tagged Alex Ovechkin, Conor Sheary, Craig Anderson, Daniel Sprong, Harrison Brown, Jakub Vrana, News, Peter Laviolette, Pheonix Copley, Training Camp, Washington Capitals
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Capitals’ Daniel Sprong: “These Scrimmages Are Important For Everyone”
Photo: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Washington Capitals forward Daniel Sprong told the media that “I feel pretty good. I felt [like] I was given some pretty good chances,” after the team’s first scrimmage of training camp on Thursday. He added that it … Continue reading
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The Latest Projected Roster For the Hershey Bears Is Riddled With Uncertainty
Photo: Bridgeport Sound Tigers Just a few short months ago, the Hershey Bears looked like they were a lock to field a Calder Cup caliber roster for the 2020-21 season. The projected roster was deep with scoring power on offense … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Alexeyev, Aliaksei Protas, Brett Leason, Brian Pinho, Caleb Herbert, Cameron Schilling, Connor McMichael, Damien Riat, Daniel Sprong, Eddie Whittchow, Eric Lord, Erik Burgdoerfer, Garrett Pilon, Hershey Bears, Hunter Shepard, Kody Clark, Lucas Johansen, Macoy Erkamps, Martin Fehervary, Martin Hugo Has, Matt Moulson, Mike Sgarbossa, Nick Jensen, Paul LaDue, Pheonix Copley, Philippe Maillet, Riley Sutter, Shane Gersich, Tyler Nanne, Vitek Vanecek, Will Graber, Zach Fucale
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The Case For Daniel Carr To Earn A Roster Spot With The Capitals
Photo: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports It’s assumed that Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan is continuing to work the phones, looking to shed salary, deal a defenseman and acquire a medium-caliber winger before the start of training camp.
Five Burning Questions For The Capitals In 2020-21
Photo: Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports The Washington Capitals made some big changes after their second consecutive first-round exit and allowing an average of 3.44 goals-per-game after December 22, the highest among teams that participated in the NHL’s return-to-play format. After … Continue reading
