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Tag Archives: Greg Smith
The Cupless Caps: An Open Letter to the Former Caps Who Just Missed the Glory
Paul Sancya/Associated Press We’ve all thought about it at one point or another since June, “I wish _____ had been on the team when the Capitals won the Stanley Cup”. It’s common to grow a personal fondness to certain players, … Continue reading
Posted in History, News, NHL, Players, Teams, Washington Capitals
Tagged Alumni, Daniel Winnik, Greg Smith, Jason Chimera, Justin Williams, Karl Alzner, Marcus Johansson, Nate Schmidt, Stanley Cup, Taylor Chorney, Washington Capitals
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Longtime Capitals Head Athletic Trainer Greg Smith Returns to Kettler
Former Washington Capitals trainer Greg Smith was back at Kettler Capitals Iceplex checking out Wednesday’s practice. Smith was employed with the Capitals for 18 seasons as their Head Athletic Trainer before retiring prior to this season.
Posted in News, Washington Capitals
Tagged Capitals Practice, Greg Smith, Michael Marzzacco, Washington Capitals
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News and Notes from Wednesday’s Capitals Practice: Updates on Lars Eller and Devante Smith-Pelly, Plus Smitty Return?
After an off day on Tuesday, on which the #CapsDads took their little ones out on the rink, the Capitals returned to work to prepare for Thursday night’s game against the Los Angeles Kings. Thursday kicks off a season-high five-game homestand for … Continue reading
Washington Capitals Evening News Links – Tuesday, 9/12/2017
Daniel Winnik’s new home, T.J. Oshie preview, today’s practice report from Kettler, saying goodbye to “Smitty” and more in this evenings Washington Capitals links:
Capitals Daily Report: Pre-Training Camp Edition
Photo: @Capitals The Capitals took the ice on Wednesday morning at Kettler to gear up for another season. The full squad is here, as are the prospects. Today’s preliminary skate was split into two groups with the veterans on the … Continue reading
Capitals Announce Changes to Medical Staff
Photo: Pivot Physical Therapy The Washington Capitals have named Jason Serbus the team’s head athletic trainer, Michael Booi assistant athletic trainer and Cleo Bates massage therapist, senior vice president and general manager Brian MacLellan announced today.
Will the Capitals Be Getting a New Head Athletic Trainer?
Photo: Greg Smith For the past 18 years, when a Capitals player was injured or shaken up during a game, the first person to check on him has been Head Athletic Trainer Greg Smith. However, there may be someone new tending … Continue reading
Everybody’s Starry Eyed: 2017 NHL All Star Game Recap
Photo: Washington Capitals The Metropolitan Division won the 2017 NHL All-Star Game on Sunday, beating the Atlantic Division 10-6, and the Pacific Division 4-3.
Posted in Game Re-Caps, News
Tagged 2017 NHL All-Star Game, Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Greg Smith, Julia Karron
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Team Building – Capitals Training Staff Runs for the Hills
Photo: @SmittyCaps The Capitals traveled to Vancouver, British Columbia, immediately following their game in Edmonton on Wednesday night. The entire team and support staff officially had the day off on Thursday, but “Team Building” was the order of the day.
