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Capitals Prospects Weekend Recap: Connor McMichael Scores Five Goals, Aliaksei Protas Scores Twice
Photo: London Sports Express This week’s prospect weekend recap includes a five-goal weekend for Connor McMichael, a two goal weekend for Aliaksei Protas and a new captain named in the prospect pool. Here are your Capitals’ prospect highlights for the … Continue reading
Capitals’ Defensive Prospect Alex Kannok-Leipert Elected Captain Of Vancouver Giants
Photo: Vancouver Giants On Friday, September 27, the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League (WHL) announced that Washington Capitals defensive prospect Alex Kannok Leipert has been named the 17th captain in the history of the organization.
Capitals’ Defensive Prospect Alexander Alexeyev Reassigned To Hershey
The Washington Capitals announced Wednesday morning that they have reassigned defenseman Alexander Alexeyev to Hershey.
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Washington Capitals Name Jim Slater to Player Development Department
Photo: Marianne Helm/Getty Images The Washington Capitals have named Jim Slater to the Player Development Department, senior vice president and general manager Brian MacLellan announced today. Slater will assist and work closely with forward prospects in the organization.
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Axel Jonsson Fjällby Looks Back On A Roller Coaster Year, And The Season Ahead In North America
Just one goal in SHL’s regular season – then seven goals in the playoffs. In a recent interview with Uffe Bodin for HockeySverige.se, Axel Jonsson Fjällby looks back on a roller coaster year that allowed him to take many new … Continue reading
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Capitals Forward Prospect Kristian Roykas Marthinsen Set For Rookie Camp: “It’s A Whole Other Kind of Hockey Over There”
Photo: Saskatoon Blades HC Dalen’s new forward, and seventh round pick by the Washington Capitals in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, Kristian Röykås Marthinsen will be departing Jönköping, Sweden this Wednesday to participate in the Capitals annual rookie camp. Hockeyasverige.se … Continue reading
Positive Developments Will Come to Light at the 2019 Washington Capitals Training Camp
The Washington Capitals should have many positive notes as training camp approaches. Continue reading
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Martin Fehérváry: “My Childhood Dream Would Come True” [Translated Interview]
Photo: Tomáš Kottra / ŠPORT.sk Washington Capitals defensive prospect Martin Fehérváry has had an impressive year since being drafted by the Capitals in the second round of the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. The 19-year-old climbed to the top of HV71’s defensive … Continue reading
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For Capitals Prospect Sebastian Walfridsson, A Change Of Scenery And A New Start
Photo: Idrottsfoto Since being selected by the Washington Capitals in the 5th round of the draft in 2017, the career path hasn’t gone the way defensemen Sebastian Walfridsson was hoping for. After two seasons with little playing time for Modo … Continue reading
For Capitals’ Prospect Ilya Samsonov, “The Future Is Now”
For many, the anticipation began building more than four years ago, back in the spring of 2015. Any reasonable hockey fan knew the transition would take time, and patience would be required. The teenage phenom would need to spend two more … Continue reading
