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- Washington Capitals Prospect Review and Forecast: Connor Hobbs
- Capitals Sign Brian Pinho To One-Year, Two-Way Contract Worth $700,000
- Capitals Sign Shane Gersich To One-Year, Two-Way Contract Worth $700,000
- Blues Head Home With Chance To Clinch First Stanley Cup Final Berth In 49 Years After Dominant 5-0 Win In Game 5 Of Western Conference Final Against Sharks
- Team Russia Remains Unbeaten, Blanks Team Switzerland 3-0; Capitals Dmitry Orlov With Assist
- Capitals Alumni Profile: Greg Joly
- Washington Capitals Prospect Review and Forecast: Riley Barber
- Grading Capitals GM Brian MacLellan’s Moves In 2018-19
- Washington Capitals Prospect Review And Forecast – Liam O’Brien
- Martin Fehervary: The 19-Year-Old Defensive Prospect Is Working His Way To Washington [Translated Interview]
Tag Archives: Washington Capitals
Capitals Sign Brian Pinho To One-Year, Two-Way Contract Worth $700,000
Photo: NHL.com Just hours after announcing a one-year, two-way contract for forward prospect Shane Gersich, the Washington Capitals announced on Monday afternoon that they have signed center prospect Brian Pinho to a one-year, two-way deal worth $700,000 at the NHL … Continue reading
Posted in News, Propsects, Roster Moves, Washington Capitals
Tagged Brian Pinho, Contracts, Harrison Brown, Washington Capitals
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Capitals Sign Shane Gersich To One-Year, Two-Way Contract Worth $700,000
The Washington Capitals announced on Monday afternoon that they have signed forward Shane Gersich to a one-year, two-way contract worth $700,000 at the NHL level and $115,000 at the AHL level.
Posted in Hershey Bears, News, Roster Moves, Washington Capitals
Tagged Contracts, Harrison Brown, Hershey Bears, Shane Gersich, Washington Capitals
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Capitals Alumni Profile: Greg Joly
Over their 45-year history, the Capitals have selected a total of 437 players in the NHL draft, with some selections turning into stars and others falling well short of expectations, with some somewhere in between. With the 2019 NHL Entry … Continue reading
Martin Fehervary: The 19-Year-Old Defensive Prospect Is Working His Way To Washington [Translated Interview]
In an interview this week with Martin Toth Vans of Sport.sk, Martin Fehervary, a second round pick (#46 overall) by the Washington Capitals in the 2018 NHL entry draft, spoke about participating in his second World Championship, and making his … Continue reading
NHL Postseason Inconsistencies: The Performance of the On-Ice Officials Is An Eyesore to the League
The NHL’s postseason officiating has been poor and changes must be made. Continue reading
Posted in News, Players, Playoffs, Teams, Washington Capitals
Tagged Ben Bishop, Boston Bruins, Brad Marchand, Carolina Hurricanes, Charlie McAvoy, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Games, George Foussekis, Josh Anderson, News, Officials, Penalty, Playoffs, San Jose Sharks, St. Louis Blues, Stanley Cup Playoffs, T.J. Oshie, Vegas Golden Knights, Washington Capitals
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Capitals’ Evgeny Kuznetsov Records Four Points, Alex Ovechkin Tallies Two In Russia’s 10-0 Route Of Italy At IIHF World Championships
Photo: FOX Sports Washington Capitals forwards Alex Ovechkin and Evgeny Kuznetsov put on a show for Russia in their 10-0 blowout victory over Italy on Wednesday. Kuznetsov recorded two goals and four points while Ovechkin posted a goal and two … Continue reading
Key Capitals and NHL Offseason Dates
As hockey season winds down in the coming weeks, it is time to look ahead to the NHL offseason. Here are some key offseason dates to keep in mind as we approach the end of hockey season:
Posted in News, NHL, NHL Awards, Teams, Washington Capitals
Tagged 2019 NHL Draft, Arbitration, Development Camp, Free Agency, Harrison Brown, NHL, Offseason, Rookie Tournament, Schedule, Training Camp, Washington Capitals
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A Look At UFA Forwards That The Capitals Could Target
Photo: Newsday With Washington Capitals defenseman Matt Niskanen possibly on the trade block in order to clear cap space, an additional $5.75 million could be available for the team to spend in free agency and/or trades. General manager Brian MacLellan stated after … Continue reading
Cash & Connolly: With Some Tough Decisions Ahead, Brett Connolly Could Cost Too Much For the Capitals
In three seasons with the Capitals, right wing Brett Connolly has evolved from a taken flier, one-year deal player to a consistent, offensively-gifted forward, slowly but surely doing his part to live up to his draft pedigree (sixth overall in … Continue reading
Posted in Free Agency, News, NHL, Offense, Players, Roster Moves, Salary Cap, Washington Capitals
Tagged Brett Connolly, Cap hit, Free Agency, Free Agents, Michael Fleetwood, Salary Cap, Washington Capitals
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