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Tag Archives: Rod Langway
‘Scarlet Caps’ Hold 2020 Hockey N’ Heels Event (Photos)
After an eventful Tuesday morning which saw the Capitals officially announce the re-signing of their star centerman Nicklas Backstrom to five more years in Washington, Tuesday night saw the return of the Scarlet Caps’ annual Hockey N’ Heels event at … Continue reading
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Tagged Brendan Leipsic, Craig Laughlin, Don Fishman, Hockey N' Heels, Ilya Samsonov, Jakub Vrana, Joe Noyes, Jonas Siegenthaler, Rod Langway, Scarlet Caps, Todd Reirden
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The ‘Burg Is In Business: Washington Capitals, City of Fredericksburg, Virginia Officially Open New Outdoor Rink
Michael Fleetwood/NoVa Caps After over a year of planning, construction, and decision-making, the City of Fredericksburg, Virginia and the Washington Capitals officially cut the ribbon on the new outdoor roller and street hockey rink that is part of the Capitals’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitals Legacy Project, Charity, Community, Fans, Fredericksburg, Michael Fleetwood, Rod Langway, Roller Hockey, Street Hockey, Virginia, Washington Capitals
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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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Capitals Alumni Profile: Rod Langway
Photo: @Capitals One of the greatest defenseman in Washington Capitals franchise history, Rod Langway’s playing style, leadership, and persona earned him the nickname “Secretary of Defense”, and his arrival to the team in 1982 was franchise-changing. In this latest Capitals … Continue reading
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Tagged Alumni, Capitals Alumni, Capitals Alumni Profile, Diane Doyle, History, Rod Langway, Washington Capitals
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Rod Langway Makes Presentation to Former Caps GM David Poile
Photo: @TedStarkey The Nashville Predators held a pre-game ceremony Thursday night in Nashville to honor their Vice President and general manager, David Poile. Among those in attendance was the Capitals’ Rod Langway, Poile’s first captain after being hired as general … Continue reading
Rod Langway Helps Surprise Family with News of Baby Arrival
Marc Price and his wife Lindsey were out adventuring. The seven-year couple rented an RV and explored the U.S. and Canada. During their trip they made it out to Yellowstone National Park and got surprising news.
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Tagged Capitals fans, Fans, Michael Marzzacco, Rod Langway, Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals
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It’s Not All Peaches And Cream With Dennis Maruk: A NoVa Caps Interview
Photo: NHL The preview for Dennis Maruk’s upcoming book, Dennis Maruk: The Unforgettable Story of Hockey’s Forgotten 60-Goal Man says it all: Only 20 men in NHL history have scored 60 or more goals in a single season. That will … Continue reading
Washington Capitals’ Evening News Links – Sunday, 9/10/2017
Training camp starts Friday, the trade that saved the Caps, Matt Niskanen, too many Defensemen in Vegas, the Russians attend the Redskins game and more in tonight’s links:
Take the Langway Home: The Trade That Saved the Washington Capitals
It was 35 years ago this weekend, that the Washington Capitals made the most significant trade in franchise history. It was on September 9, 1982, when then-General Manager David Poile traded captain Ryan Walter and defenseman Rick Green to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Engblom, Craig Laughlin, David Poile, Diane Doyle, Doug Jarvis, Montreal Canadiens, Rick Green, Rod Langway, Ryan Walter
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Bryan Murray and the Washington Capitals’ 1982-1983 Season
Bruce Bennett/ Getty Images The 1982-1983 season was the first season the Capitals ever made the Stanley Cup Playoffs. It was also the first full season that the late Bryan Murray coached the team. In this piece, NoVa Caps’ Diane … Continue reading
