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Tag Archives: John Druce
A Deuce, Then A Dud: Washington Capitals Two-Year Wonders
NHL Any fans of music know that there are some artists who seemingly come out of nowhere to have one mega-hit song, but could never replicate the same success in any of their subsequent works. Every NHL team has had players who … Continue reading
The 2019 Washington Capitals Alumni Summer Classic (PHOTOS)
The Washington Capitals Alumni Association hosted the annual Alumni Summer Classic Game Tuesday night at MedStar Capitals Iceplex. NoVa Caps photojournalist Joe Noyes was in hand to capture a few of the images from this year’s event.
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Tagged 2019 Washington Capitals Alumni Game, Alan May, Andrei Nikolishin, Bob Carpenter, Brent Johnson, Bryan Helmer, Dave Parro, Dennis Maruk, Dmitri Khristich, Errol Rausse, Joe Noyes, John Druce, Kelly Miller, Ken Sabourin, Matt Herr, Olie Kolzig, Paul Mulvey, Peter Bondra, Rod Langway, Sylvain Cote, Yvon Labre
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Classic Capitals: Recap of the 2019 Washington Capitals Alumni Game
Photo: @MonSportsNetwork The 2019 Capitals Alumni Classic took place Tuesday night at MedStar Capitals Iceplex. A reasonably large crowd was in hand for this annual summer tradition. NoVa Caps’ Diane Doyle was in attendance to recap the game.
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Tagged Brent Johnson, Bryan Helmer, Capitals Alumni Game, Dennis Maruk, John Druce, Kelly Miller, Olie Kolzig, Peter Bondra
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Classic Capitals: A Recap of the 2018 Washington Capitals Alumni Game
Photo: @Capitals The 2018 Capitals Alumni Classic took place at 6:30 PM on June 26, and unlike the previous year, was not on the same day as the Capitals’ Fan Fest. In this piece, Diane Doyle recaps this year’s event.
Caps Set Dates for Development Camp and Announce Alumni Game
The offseason seems a lot shorter when you win the Stanley Cup! Less than three weeks after winning the franchise’s first NHL championship, the Washington Capitals will open their 2018 Development Camp on June 25 at Kettler Capitals Iceplex. The … Continue reading
RECAP: Laughlin Gets Last Laugh (and Goal) in Alumni Game
One of the most anticipated events of Washington Capitals Fan Fest 2017 was the Alumni Game which took place Tuesday evening. Caps alumni were divided into two teams: Red and White. They played three 15-minute periods with 10-minute intermissions between.
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Tagged 2017 Capitals Alumni Game, Alan Hangsleben, Alan May, Brad Johnson, Brian Sutherby, Bryan Helmer, Clint Malachuk, Craig Laughlin, Dave Parro, Denis Maruk, Diane Doyle, Errol Rausse, John Druce, Kelly Miller, Ken Sabourin, Kettler Capitals Iceplex, Matt Bradley, Matt Herr, Matt Pettinger, Mike Knuble, Nelson Burton, Olie Kolzig, Paul Mulvey, Peter Bondra, Rod Langway, Sylvain Cote, Washington Capitals, Yvon Labre
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Third Round and Beyond: Past Heroes Who Helped the Washington Capitals Advance in the Stanley Cup Playoffs
Photo: NHL Given that the Capitals have advanced past the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs just twice in their 42 years of existence, the players who have helped them advance that far have a special place in the hearts … Continue reading
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Tagged Diane Doyle, Joe Juneau, John Druce, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Washington Capitals
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