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Tag Archives: Jon Sorensen
Movie Review: “The Russian Five”
“The Russian Five” tells the fascinating tale of the rebuilding of the once-great Detroit Red Wings hockey club during the late 80’s and early 90’s, which included utilizing draft picks to select Russian players. Drafting them was one thing. Getting … Continue reading
Washington Capitals Top-20 Prospects: 2019 Pre-Season Rankings
The top 20 Capitals prospect list has been updated to reflect the departure of players due to free agency (Riley Barber, Nathan Walker, Aaron Ness, Jayson, etc.), additional film review and analysis and performance at the 2019 Capitals Development Camp. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Alexeyev, Alex Kannok-Leipert, Bobby Nardella, Brett Leason, Brian Pinho, Capitals Prospects, Caps Prospects, Connor Hobbs, Connor McMichael, Damien Riat, Eric Florchuk, Garret Pilon, Ilya Samsonov, Joe Snively, Jon Sorensen, Liam O'Brien, Martin Fehervary, Mike Sgarbossa, Mitchell Gibson, Shane Gersich, Tobias Geisser, Tyler Lewington, Vitek Vanecek, Washignton Capitals Prospects
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Staying Healthy Will Be Top Priority For Alexander Alexeyev: An Examination Of His Injuries Over The Past Three Seasons
The rigors of an NHL schedule may be one of the most physically demanding tests in all of sports. The wear-and-tear of a hockey season can only be likened to that of an NFL campaign, but with five times as … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Alexeyev, Capitals Prospects, Caps Prospects, Jon Sorensen, Red Deer Rebels, Washignton Capitals Prospects
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Report: Capitals Prospect Damien Riat Set To Participate in the Capitals’ Camps this Summer
The media outlet Swiss Hockey News reported on Tuesday that Washington Capitals prospect Damien Riat will be attending the Capitals upcoming development camp scheduled to commence this coming Monday. The story also stated that Riat, a 6’-0” right-handed winger, is scheduled to … Continue reading
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Tagged Caps Prospects, Damien Riat, Jon Sorensen, Washington Capitals Prospect
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Coming Home! – The First Night Home With The Stanley Cup In The DMV Was Historic
AP Photo/Andrew Harnik After a wild night in Vegas, which began by officially apprehending the Stanley Cup from the defending Champion Pittsburgh Penguins with a 4-3 win over the Vegas Golden Knights, and followed with a full night of epic celebrating … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018 Stanley Cup Champions, 2018 Stanley Cup Final, Don Tito’s, Jon Sorensen, Stanley Cup Celebration
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Blues Best Bruins 2-1 To Take 3-2 Series Lead; Game 6 Set For Sunday In St. Louis
Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images The St. Louis Blues beat the Boston Bruins 2-1 Thursday night at TD Garden in Boston. The win gives the Blues a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series, leaving them just one win away from … Continue reading
Blues Beat Bruins 4-2 To Tie Series 2-2; Series Now Shifts to Boston For Game 5
Photo: NHL via Getty Images The St. Louis Blues beat the Boston Bruins 4-2 Monday night at Enterprise Center in St. Louis. The Blues victory was the first ever Stanley Cup Final victory on home ice and ties the series … Continue reading
Blues Beat Bruins 3-2 (OT), Even Series 1-1; Series Now Shifts To St. Louis
Photo: Michael Dwyer/AP The St. Louis Blues beat the Boston Bruins 3-2 in overtime Wednesday night at TD Garden in Boston. The win ties the series 1-1. Game 3 will take place Saturday in St. Louis. Puck drop is set … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Stanley Cup Final, Charlie Coyle, Joakim Nordstrom, Jon Sorensen, Robert Bortuzzo, Vladimir Tarasenko
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Washington Capitals Prospect Review and Forecast: Alexander Alexeyev
We continue our prospect review and forecast series with a review and forecast for defenseman Alexander Alexeyev. (You can access all of our Capitals Prospect Reports and player analysis on our “Prospects” page on the top menu or right here.)
