On Black Friday, buried under the holiday and pandemic and post-election coverage, the NBA quietly announced their 2020-21 preseason schedule. That helps pave the way for the NHL to return to home arenas in 10 cities — including Washington. The Washington Wizards will host a pair of preseason games on Dec. 17 and 19 against […] The post Capitals’ Return to Capital One Arena … [Read more...] about Capitals’ Return to Capital One Arena Still Undecided
Today in Hockey History: Nov. 25
Nov. 25 has been one heck of an eventful date in National Hockey League history. Two of the greatest goal-scorers to ever play the game had memorable hat tricks while numerous goaltenders stole the show. Also, fans and Detroit and Pittsburgh had plenty to cheer about and a hero made his emotional return to the […] The post Today in Hockey History: Nov. 25 appeared first on The … [Read more...] about Today in Hockey History: Nov. 25
Thanksgiving 2007 Holds Special Meaning for Ovechkin, Capitals
If any NHL team’s recent history can tie in with American Thanksgiving, it’s the Washington Capitals. Back in 2007, one of the most significant moves that changed the entire complexion of the franchise was done while most Americans were preparing their turkey and stuffing, Back when Washington entered the 2007-08 season under coach Glen Hanlon, […] The post Thanksgiving 2007 … [Read more...] about Thanksgiving 2007 Holds Special Meaning for Ovechkin, Capitals
NHL Rumors: Capitals, Coyotes, Islanders, Players Upset With NHL
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, as the Washington Capitals look to clear cap space, which two players might be on the move? Are there hard feelings in Arizona as Oliver Ekman-Larsson returns to the team? Why hasn’t Derick Brassard landed a new deal yet in free agency? Finally, insiders try to describe why the players […] The post NHL Rumors: Capitals, Coyotes, Islanders, Players … [Read more...] about NHL Rumors: Capitals, Coyotes, Islanders, Players Upset With NHL
Capitals are Still a Solid Contender in the East
The novel coronavirus pandemic pushed back the NHL regular-season start, and fans are eager to have hockey again. The Eastern Conference has seen a lot of moves from different teams and it begs the question: with the Washington Capitals barely making any major moves this offseason, where will the team end up in the Eastern […] The post Capitals are Still a Solid Contender in … [Read more...] about Capitals are Still a Solid Contender in the East