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Capitals Start Season-Long Five-Game Homestand

Posted on November 28, 2017 by Harrison Brown

Photo: NHL The Washington Capitals will play a season-long five game homestand during the course of the next week. They have one of these every year but this year it’s in early December instead of late November. During the past … Continue reading →

Posted in Games, News, Washington Capitals | Tagged Alex DeBrincat, Anze Kopitar, Artemi Panarin, Brandon Saad, Brent Burns, Capital One Arena, Columbus Blue Jackets, Corey Crowford, Harrison Brown, Homestand, Joel Ward, Jonathan Quick, Jonathan Toews, Kevin Shattenkirk, Logan Couture, Los Angeles Kings, Martin Jones, Mika Zibanejad, Nicklas Backstrom, Patrick Kane, Paul Carey, San Jose Sharks, Sergei Bobrovsky, tomas hertl;, Washington Capitals | 9 Comments

5-Years Later: Evaluation of Top Forwards Picked in 2012 Draft

Posted on July 19, 2017 by Jon Sorensen

Leading into the NHL Entry Draft of 2012, the consensus #1 pick was expected to be Nail Yakupov, a Russian-born player who played Juniors with the Sarnia Sting. One slogan for slumping teams in tank mode was “Fail for Nail”.

Posted in News | Tagged 2012 NHL Entry Draft, Alexander Galchenyuk, Andreas Athanasiou, Brandon Gaunce, Brian Bickell, Codi Ceci, Colton Parayko, Connor Brown, Diane Doyle, Filip Forsberg, Hampus Lindholm, HC Slavia Praha, Henrik Samuelsson, Jacob Trouba, Jimmy Vesey, Josh Anderson, Mark Jankowski, Matthew Dumba, Mikhail Grigorenko, Morgan Reilly, Nail Yakupov, Olli Maatta, Radek Faksa, Ryan Murray, Sarnia Sting, Scott Laughton, Shayne Gostisbehere, Stefan Matteau, Tanner Pearson, Teuvo Teravainen, Tom Wilson, tomas hertl;, Zemgus Girgensons | 2 Comments

The World Cup of Hockey – Meet Team Czech Republic

Posted on August 28, 2016 by Stephanie Judge

Martin Rose/Getty Images With Team Czech Republic’s most famous team member, Jaromir Jagr, officially out of the World Cup (his choice, certainly not that of Team Czech) and the Czech team’s fading prowess since its “GOLDen” years when they won … Continue reading →