Search NoVa Caps Site
-
Recent Posts
- Eastern Conference Supremacy: Which Teams Will Challenge the Capitals the Most in 2019-20?
- Former Capital Andre Burakovsky Signs One-Year, $3.25 Million Contract With Avalanche
- Washington Capitals Uniform Numbers From Today and Yesterday- Multiples Of 7
- Offseason Changes Will Impact Capitals’ Special Teams This Season
- For Capitals Prospect Sebastian Walfridsson, A Change Of Scenery And A New Start
- Capitals Re-sign Colby Williams To One-Year, Two-Way Contract
- For Capitals’ Prospect Ilya Samsonov, “The Future Is Now”
- 2019-20 NHL Offseason Power Rankings
- Capitals Sign 2019 First-Round Pick, Connor McMichael To Three-Year Entry-Level Deal
- Hurricanes Sign Ryan Dzingel To Two-Year, $6.75 Million Contract
Tag Archives: Washington Capitals Alumni
Ovechkin Passes Former Capital and Hall of Famer Sergei Fedorov to Become All-Time Scoring Russian in NHL History
Photo: Bruce Bennett/Getty Images A few weeks ago, Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin tied former Capitals teammate and NHL great Sergei Fedorov for the most points all-time by a Russian-born player at 1,179 in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. … Continue reading
Posted in Games, History, News, NHL, Offense, Players, Washington Capitals
Tagged Alex Ovechkin, All-Time, Michael Fleetwood, Points, Russian, Sergei Fedorov, Washington Capitals, Washington Capitals Alumni
5 Comments
Capitals Alumni Profile: Doug Jarvis
Photo: NHL A recent suspension of Anaheim Ducks forward Andrew Cogliano ended the durable forward’s consecutive games played streak at 830 games, the All-Time Games Played streak of former Washington Capitals player, Doug Jarvis, remains unchallenged, even more than 20 years after … Continue reading
Posted in News, NHL, Players
Tagged Bob Gainey, Diane Doyle, Doug Jarvis, Hartford Whalers, Ironman Streak, Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals, Washington Capitals Alumni
1 Comment
John Erskine Talks About His New Coaching Job, His Coaching Style and Playing with Alex Ovechkin
Photo: Patrick Kennedy/The Whig-Standard Last week we relayed to you the news that former Capitals Defenseman John Erskine has accepted an assistant coaching position with Queens University, in his hometown of Kingston, Ontario. This is Erskine’s first coaching job at … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Alex Ovechkin, John Erskine, Jon Sorensen, Queens University, Washington Capitals Alumni
2 Comments
Capitals Announce “Alumni Game” Will Be Held After Outdoor Stadium Series Game
The Washington Capitals announced Thursday night that there will be a Caps Alumni game as part of the Outdoor Classic weekend festivities. The announcement was made at Caps Casino night, held at MGM National Harbor. The Capitals auctioned off a … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged 2018 Capitals Alumni Game, Capitals Alumni, Jon Sorensen, Washington Capitals Alumni
1 Comment
Brian Bellows – A Short But Memorable Capitals Career
Photos: Getty Images Brian Bellows spent the last part of the 1997-1998 season and the entire 1998-1999 season with the Washington Capitals. The Caps turned out to be the last team for which he played. While his tenure with the … Continue reading
Capitals Alumni Profile: Bengt-Ake Gustafsson
The Capitals have had a number of great centers in their 43-year history in the NHL. One of those centers was Swede Bengt Gustafsson. In NoVa Caps’ latest Capitals Alumni Profile, NoVa Caps’ Diane Doyle takes a look back at … Continue reading
Washington Capitals Alumni Profile: Michal Pivonka
Photo: NHL In the 43-year history of the Capitals, the team has had a number of talented, playmaking forwards. While current first-line center Nicklas Backstrom is the team’s all-time assists leader, the record was formerly held by one of the … Continue reading
Posted in History, News, NHL, Players, Profile, Washington Capitals
Tagged Alumni, Diane Doyle, Michal Pivonka, Washington Capitals, Washington Capitals Alumni
2 Comments
Portrait of a Washington Capitals Alumni: Bobby Carpenter
Photos: Getty Images Throughout the history of the Capitals, there have been many players who have made headlines in not only Washington, but the NHL as well, due to their play or accomplishments. In this piece, NoVa Caps’ Diane Doyle … Continue reading
Posted in History, Players
Tagged Bobby Carpenter, Boston Bruins, Diane Doyle, Los Angeles Kings, New York Rangers, News, Washington Capitals Alumni
2 Comments
Former Capital Brooks Laich to attend Los Angeles Kings Training Camp on PTO
Kevin Hoffman/USA Today Sports Former Capitals forward Brooks Laich is currently an unrestricted free agent, but that could change fairly soon. According to John Rosen of the Los Angeles Kings Insider, Laich was on the ice for an informal workout with the … Continue reading
Posted in Free Agency, News, NHL, Players
Tagged Brooks Laich, Harrison Brown, Los Angeles Kings, Washington Capitals Alumni
3 Comments
Alexander Semin Says He’s Not Finished with Hockey, Still Follows Capitals
Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images In an interview with Daria Tuboltseva of Championat.com, former Washington Capitals player Alexander Semin says he is not done with hockey and promises to return. He declared, “I have something to prove and want to fight … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Alex Semin, Diane Doyle, KHL, Sergei Fedorov, Washington Capitals Alumni
4 Comments
