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Flyers GM Holmgren says Sbisa's groin injury won't jeopardize trade
Washington Capitals goalie Jose Theodore makes a save against Philadelphia Flyers' Luca Sbisa , of Italy, during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Jan.
Sources: Caps aim for active weekend
Two league executives who requested anonymity said they expect Washington Capitals general manager George McPhee to actively pursue trades during this weekend's NHL draft, when several elite players could be on the move.
Comebacks and Disappointments - SE Division
It's already time to start looking ahead to the next fantasy hockey season despite the fact the '08-'09 regular season feels like it just ended.
Ovechkin collects second straight MVP award
He is Alex The Great -- again. Washington Capitals star forward Alex Ovechkin pulled off the kind of repeat the Detroit Red Wings dreamed about by snagging the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP for the second straight year Thursday night.
Bears blank Moose to take 2-1 series lead
The way goalie Simeon Varlamov performed in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the Washington Capitals, it's generally assumed he'll be the team's No.
Pittsburgh Penguins-Washington Capitals: My Thoughts on Game Seven
I know this is very belated, but I wrote it the night of the loss and thought I published it, but apparently I did not.
Focused Neuvirth proving his worth
Michal Neuvirth has been through quite a bit the past two seasons, from injuries to trades to demotions based on circumstance instead of merit.
What the Washington Capitals Need To Address During the Offseason
Now that I've had some time to get over the disappointing game seven loss to the Penguins, it's time to look forward to next season.
The Next Steps for the Washington Capitals
The dust has settled, and the seventh-game loss versus the Pittsburgh Penguins is now just hockey history.
McPhee is seeking to make right tweaks
Last summer, George McPhee did what he could to keep his Washington Capitals team from the previous season together.
Best and worst of the playoffs so far
At home in Prince Edward Island, Canada, he's known as Lyle Richardson . But around these parts, he's known as Spector, FOXSports.com's Prince of Pucks.
Prisuta: Pens never stopped believing
WASHINGTON ? Five minutes prior to the opening face-off, the house lights went down, the sound system started cranking out Journey's "Don't Stop Believin' " and a good many of the 18,277 crammed into the Verizon Center for Game 7 between the Penguins and Capitals started singing.
NHL: Pittsburgh 6, Washington 2
Sidney Crosby touched off an early outburst Wednesday and Pittsburgh reached the Eastern Conference finals with a 6-2, Game 7 victory over Washington.
Caps goalie Jose Theodore pulls his mask partially off after practice. Goalies, who face 100-mph shots, didn't wear masks designed for hockey until 1959.
Pens-Caps Game Five Preview: Can Simeon Varlamov Stop a Surging Pittsburgh?
As the pressure continues to mount for the Washington Capitals, Game Five will put the spotlight squarely on Simeon Varlamov, the Capitals' 21-year old netminder who had been lights-out up until Friday night... by jonathan staub 51 reads As the pressure continues to mount for the Washington Capitals, Game Five will put the spotlight squarely on ...
Amazing stickwork has S.A. connection
Rampage with Tony U. Tony Uminski discusses the happenings with the San Antonio Rampage.
Crowding Varlamov may be Penguins' key to victory
A rejuvenated Evgeni Malkin and a three-goal effort against Washington goalie Simeone Varlamov has the Pittsburgh Penguins believing.
Caps, Pens a veritable Star Wars
The Washington Capitals and coach Bruce Boudreau barely survived a high-wire act against the New York Rangers in Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Varlamov Keeps It Close When It Counts
The malice and force Alex Ovechkin struck that puck with last night with 7 minutes 7 seconds left was all you need to know about the difference between him and Sidney Crosby. The powerful blast that represented the winning goal became a one-shot referendum on why the Washington Capitals have the most electrifying player in the National Hockey League and the Pittsburgh Penguins do not.
Two games into the Eastern Conference semifinals, this has become a series about the beauty and the beast, the heartthrob and the hulk.
They won't be butchering Simeon Varlamov's first name anymore. Not if he keeps making saves like this one.