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Dale Hunter looking to keep Knights alive with tiebreaker win at Memorial Cup
Dale Hunter watched from the sidelines as his London Knights fell just short in last season's MasterCard Memorial Cup final.
Another early playoff exit fora
During a 15-minute session with reporters a day after Washington's 5-0 home loss to the New York Rangers in Game 7 ended their first-round Eastern Conference series, Ovechkin avoided putting the onus on himself for his team's latest quick exit from the playoffs.
A quick note: Players' salaries, not their salary cap hits, were included for offseason purposes.
Ranking the 5 Greatest Centers in Washington Capitals History
Centermen are expected to assist teammates, orchestrate the power play and score the occasional goal, all while winning faceoffs and playing defense.
Brooks Laich Hasn't Gone Home for the Offseason
More than a week after Washington was eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs, it's expected that many Capitals players have fled the metropolitan confines of D.C. for their hometowns and an offseason of recovery.
From Alzner to Ward, we're taking a look at and grading the 2013 season for every player who laced 'em up for the Caps for a significant number of games during the campaign, with an eye towards 2013-14. Next up, Jay Beagle.
Playoffs not making many heroes out of former Stars players
One of the most difficult reads for Stars fans these days is trying to judge the performances of former players as they fight through the playoffs with new teams.
2013 Rink Wrap: Nicklas Backstrom
From Alzner to Ward, we're taking a look at and grading the 2013 season for every player who laced 'em up for the Caps for a significant number of games during the campaign, with an eye towards 2013-14. Next up, Nicklas Backstrom.
Predators fire associate coach Horachek after rare losing season
General manager David Poile announced the move Tuesday in a statement posted on the franchise's website.
On the Nature of Caps-Related Vitriol
Because we live in a world where writers and radio show hosts would win the Jack Adams year after year... The Washington sports media is like an abstract representation of the Energizer Bunny.
Vancouver Canucks Interested in Matt Hendricks?
The Vancouver Canucks will be interested in forward Matt Hendricks if he hits the free agent market on July 5, according to News 1130 Sports .
It's once again Rink Wrap season, and with a slightly new format for 2013, here's a walk through what you're seeing.
Ovechkin as an elite goal scorer, historically
This might not be substantial enough for a fanpost, but I couldn't get the formatting to work well as a post in a Clips thread.... Hockey reference has lists of the players who have most often led the league, finished top-3, top-5, etc in various statistical categories.
Wojtek Wolski signs in Russia's Kontinental Hockey League
When Wojtek Wolski signed with the Washington Capitals in the summer of 2012, it was his fifth NHL team and perhaps the final chance for a first-round pick whose stock had plummeted.
From Alzner to Ward, we're taking a look at and grading the 2013 season for every player who laced 'em up for the Caps for a significant number of games during the campaign, with an eye towards 2013-14. First up, Karl Alzner.
Capitals notes: Realignment won't prompt roster remake
Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said realignment "makes you sit back and evaluate your team and organization, asking, are we the type of team that's skilled enough to go into certain arenas and get points or do you want to change your style to match up with your opponents?" Caps general manager George McPhee last week made it clear he doesn't want to ... (more)
Washington Capitals: Marcus Johansson In Line For Big Raise
The Washington Capitals may not have been able to make the deep playoff run they were hoping to, but they should have a good shot at getting back to the postseason with almost their entire roster set to return next season.
Should the Caps re-sign Hendricks?
"There's always going to be some changeover from year to year but he's one of those guys you're not going to replace what his impact is in the room and what he does on the ice," Jason Chimera said.
Despite Caps' first-round playoff exit, Adam Oates' first season as coach left a positive taste
Adam Oates won just two of the first 11 NHL games he coached. It was the kind of start that could've been a breeding ground for doubt and second-guessing. "I wasn't second-guessing myself being a coach," Oates said.
How Groupon Thinks It Can Become a $100 Billion Company
The co-CEOs of Groupon, Eric Lefkofsky and Ted Leonsis, stopped by our offices, along with CFO Jason Child and other senior Groupon executives.