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Tag Archives: Training Camp
Report: Phase 3, Training Camps Will Not Start Before July 10
According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, NHL players were informed on Thursday that Phase 3, which includes formal training camps, will not start before July 10.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Announces Sports Teams in the State Can Begin Training Camps
Photo: Michael Brochstein/Barcroft Media via Getty Images New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced Tuesday morning that sports teams in the state will be able to begin training camps effective today. The news comes two days after New York Governor Andrew … Continue reading
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Tagged Coronavirus, Della Young, Governor Phil Murphy, New Jersey, Training Camp
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Report: NHL’s Phase 2 Not Mandatory For Players
Photo: Patrick Smith/Getty Images The second phase for the NHL to resume the 2019-20 season, which involves players skating in small groups, may not be mandatory, the TSN panel discussed on Thursday. However, there is no guarantee that players will … Continue reading
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Tagged CBA, Coronavirus, Harrison Brown, IIHF World Junior Championships, News, NHL, NHL Pause, NHLPA, Training Camp
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Report: NHL To Open Mini Training Camps On June 1
The NHL will open mini training camps on June 1 and resume the season after action was paused on March 12 due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to former NHL forward John Scott. European players will come back from their … Continue reading
Capitals’ Christian Djoos Clears Waivers, Gets Assigned To AHL Hershey
Photo: Sportsnet The Washington Capitals announced on Tuesday that defenseman Christian Djoos has cleared waivers and has been sent to the AHL’s Hershey Bears a day after they waived him.
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Tagged Christian Djoos, News, Training Camp, Waivers, Washington Capitals
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Ready to Roll in Chocolatetown: Hershey Bears Coach Spencer Carbery Ready for His Second Season Behind the Bench
Screen cap: Hershey Bears Last season was a tale of two for Hershey Bears’ Head Coach Spencer Carbery and the top minor league affiliate of the Capitals. After a slow start to the season, the then first-year bench boss was … Continue reading
Capitals Announce Second Round Of Roster Cuts
Photo: WTOP On their second day off of the 2019-20 season, the Washington Capitals spoiled it for some players as they cut nine from their roster, though there were few surprises.
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Tagged Harrison Brown, News, Roster Moves, Training Camp, Washington Capitals
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Capitals Announce Their First Round Of Roster Cuts
Photo: NHL.com On their first day off of the 2019-20 season, the Washington Capitals spoiled it for some players as they cut 18 from their roster, though there were few surprises.
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Happy Birthday Dad! Sergei Ovechkin Visits Capitals’ Training Camp on His Father’s Birthday, Complete With Birthday Balloons and An “Ovi Jr.” Jersey
Photo: Nastya Shubskaya Today not only marked the official release of the highly-anticipated “Ovi-O’s”, but the 34th birthday of their namesake, Alex Ovechkin, who spent the morning practicing in training camp, which is now fully underway. However, The Great Eight … Continue reading
