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- Capitals Re-assign Craig Anderson To Taxi Squad, Zach Fucale To AHL Hershey
- Sabres Flatten Capitals, 5-2, In Nicklas Backstrom’s 1,000th Game; Anthony Mantha Scores Twice In As Many Games Since Trade
- Ant-Man Strikes Again: Anthony Mantha Scores In Second Straight Game, Nicklas Backstrom Records An Assist on His Big Night
- Stick Taps to Nicky: Former and Current Teammates, Fellow Swedes, And More Pay Tribute To Nicklas Backstrom on the Night of His 1,000th Game
- N1KY: Capitals Honor Nicklas Backstrom With Pregame Ceremony For Playing 1,000th Game
- Capitals Recall Craig Anderson From Taxi Squad, Assign Zach Fucale To Taxi Squad
- Vitek Vanecek Will Start In Goal Tonight, Ilya Samsonov Out Day-To-Day With Upper Body Injury: Notes From Morning Skate
- Big Night For Big John: John Carlson Records 400th Career Assist in 800th Career Game
- Red Wings’ Jakub Vrana On Trade From Capitals: “I Was Kind Of Shocked But At The Same Time, It’s A Great Opportunity I’m Looking Forward To”
- Grading Each East Division Team’s Trade Deadline
Tag Archives: Lineups
Capitals Recall Daniel Carr, Michael Sgarbossa From Taxi Squad; Loan Connor McMichael, Brian Pinho To Taxi Squad
Photo: NHL.com The Washington Capitals announced prior to their game against the New York Islanders on Tuesday night (7 PM ET, NBCSN nationally, NBC Sports Washington locally) that they have assigned centers Connor McMichael and Brian Pinho to the taxi … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Pinho, Connor McMichael, Daniel Carr, Games, Harrison Brown, Lineups, Michael Sgarbossa, New York Islanders, Washington Capitals
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Ilya Samsonov, Michal Kempny Miss First Day Of Phase Three For Capitals
Goaltender Ilya Samsonov in addition to defensemen Michal Kempny and Alexander Alexeyev, who could be a black ace when the Washington Capitals‘ round-robin slate begins against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday, August 3 in Toronto, missed the first day … Continue reading
Natitude At Capital One: Nationals’ Max Scherzer Takes Part in Ceremonial “Puck” Drop, Adam Eaton Reads Starting Lineup Before Capitals’ Game Against Rangers
Washington Capitals While the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs are a long way off, Major League Baseball’s postseason is nearing the start of the World Series. While the American League team had yet to be determined heading into Friday night, the … Continue reading
Posted in Game Experiences, Games, News, NHL, Teams, Washington Capitals
Tagged Adam Eaton, Ceremonial Puck Drop, Lineups, Max Scherzer, Puck Drop, Washington Capitals, Washington Nationals, World Series
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Bottom Six Battleground: Travis Boyd Scores Second Preseason Goal in First Period Against St. Louis Blues, Bottom-six Roster Spot Competition Heating Up
Heading into the final days of training camp/the preseason, the Capitals’ coaching staff’s most pressing decisions will involve deciding which players earn a spot on defense, and which forwards will earn a spot among the bottom-six forward group. And through … Continue reading
Posted in Game Re-Caps, Games, Lineups, NHL, Offense, Players, Roster Moves, Washington Capitals
Tagged Bottom 6, Liam O'Brien, Lineups, Michael Fleetwood, Preseason, Roster Moves, St. Louis Blues, Travis Boyd, Washington Capitals
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Rounding out the Roster: Which Players Will Make the Capitals’ Final Roster?
Photo: Patrick Smith/Getty Images After making a second round of cuts to their preseason roster, a clearer picture on who will be on the final roster for the Capitals is being drawn. With the added salary cap ceiling cushion that … Continue reading
Posted in Lineups, Management, News, NHL, Players, Predictions, Roster Moves, Salary Cap, Washington Capitals
Tagged Justin Trudel, Lineups, Preseason, Roster Moves, Washington Capitals
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Washington Capitals 2019-20 Training Camp Preview: Lineup Battles, Salary Cap Decisions, and More Storylines to Watch
As the Capitals’ training camp kicks off tomorrow, there are going to be a few storylines fans will want to keep an eye on. The 2019-20 season is set to be one of the more important campaigns in the Alex … Continue reading
Preparing For The Run for #12 In Hershey
Photo: JustSports/Hershey Bears The Hershey Bears made quite a few moves this offseason, all aimed at improving the forward corps, as well as the blueline, for the upcoming season. With the addition of new, young talent and the signing of skilled NHL … Continue reading
Posted in Free Agency, Hershey Bears, News, Predictions, Roster Moves, Teams, Washington Capitals
Tagged 2019-20 Season, AHL, Hershey Bears, Lineups, Matt Moulson, Predictions, Roster Moves, Washington Capitals, Zac Herr
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Insert Here: How Carl Hagelin Fits With The Washington Capitals
Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images As the old saying goes, “If you can’t beat em’, join em’.” Well, it isn’t exactly like that, but the Washington Capitals got tired of playing against Carl Hagelin almost every playoffs the last eight years and … Continue reading
Posted in Data and Analytics, Lineups, News, NHL, Players, Washington Capitals
Tagged Carl Hagelin, Data, Lineups, Luke Adomanis, Metrics, Roster Moves, Statistics, Washington Capitals
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As Capitals Enter Busy November, Reirden Says No Player is at “100 Percent”
Photo credit: James Guillory-USA TODAY Sports It wasn’t a big surprise when Capitals Head Coach Todd Reirden announced yesterday that veteran defenseman Brooks Orpik would sit out tonight’s game against the Montreal Canadiens. Orpik played just 10 minutes and change … Continue reading
Posted in Coach, Injuries, Lineups, News, NHL, Teams, Todd Reirden, Washington Capitals
Tagged Charlie Dipasquale, Injuries, Lineups, Montreal Canadiens, Todd Reirden, Washington Capitals
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