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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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Despite the Offseason Roster Turnover, Brian MacLellan Knew What He Was Doing
Capitals GM Brian MacLellan made tough decisions last summer and has kept a competitive team intact. Continue reading
Posted in Management, News, Players, Roster Moves, Salary Cap, Trade, Washington Capitals
Tagged Alex Chiasson, Brian MacLellan, Chandler Stephenson, Christian Djoos, Devante Smith-Pelly, Dmitry Orlov, Draft, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Free Agents, George Foussekis, Jakub Vrana, Justin Williams, Karl Alzner, Kevin Shattenkirk, Madison Bowey, Marcus Johansson, Metropolitan Division, NHL Free Agency, Salary Cap, T.J. Oshie, Trade, Washington Capitals
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The Hurricanes Storm Into Town on Thursday to Kick Off Home and Home Series with Capitals
Photo: NBC Sports Washington The Capitals and Hurricanes begin a home and home set with each other when Carolina visits Washington for the first time this season on Thursday night. Washington won the only meeting of the season between the … Continue reading
Capitals Hold Off Hurricanes, Prevail 5-4 in Overtime With Ovechkin Winner
Photo: Gregg Forwerck/NHLI via Getty Images The Washington Capitals won in overtime against the Carolina Hurricanes by a 5-4 count in the first meeting of the season between the two. The Capitals were coming off of a 5-2 victory against the … Continue reading
Posted in Game Re-Caps, Games, News, Washington Capitals
Tagged Alex Chiasson, Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Cam Ward, Carolina Hurricanes, Chandler Stephenson, Christian Djoos, Derek Ryan, Devante Smith-Pelly, Dmitry Orlov, Elias Lindholm, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Game Recap, Harrison Brown, Jacob Slavin, Jay Beagle, John Carlson, Justin Williams, Madison Bowey, Nicklas Backstrom, Sebastian Aho, Victor Rask, Washington Capitals
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Capitals Cruise to Carolina
The Washington Capitals and Carolina Hurricanes clash for the first time this season on Tuesday night at PNC Arena in Raleigh. This is the first of three matches against the Canes to be played in the next two weeks. Washington … Continue reading
NoVa Caps Presents: Washington Capitals Best Moments of 2017
NoVa Caps Recaps the Best Moments with the Washington Capitals in 2017 Continue reading
The Capitals’ Shot Production Woes Continue: Is This An Approaching Cliff or a Benign Blip? (Part II)
Photo: NHL/Getty Images Three weeks ago we began to dig a little deeper into the issue concerning the Capitals woeful shot production. You may recall that this has been an issue all season for the Capitals, so we wanted to … Continue reading
Evgeny Kuznetsov Comes Up Big in 2-goal Third Period that Powers Capitals past Oilers
Center Lars Eller may have been a huge standout in the Capitals’ 5-2 victory at Rogers Place against the Edmonton Oilers, but center Evgeny Kuznetsov came up big as well.
