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Midseason MVP Goes To Brian Campbell
During the 2009-2010 season Brian Campbell was severely injured during a game against the Washington Capitals where Alexander Ovechkin gave Campbell a little cheap shot sending him hard into the boards. Campbell suffered a broken clavicle and a broken …
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Capitals' road woes pinned on sluggish starts
By Stephen Whyno New Jersey Devils' Patrik Elias, left, of the Czech Republic, scores past Washington Capitals goaltender Michal Neuvirth during a shootout of an NHL hockey game Friday, Dec. 23, 2011, in Newark, NJ The Devils won 4-3 in a shootout. …
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To carry or chip, that's the question for Caps
The Washington Capitals have just three goals in their last three games. Saturday they lost 2-1 in Colorado, a defeat that had defenseman Karl Alzner pondering why his team's been having trouble putting pucks in the net. “I think, from my point of view …
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Washington Capitals — A Tale of Two Goalies
In fact, Washington's NBC 4 said: “If there was an award for an off-season NHL MVP, it may have to go to Capitals general manager George McPhee” when he signed the veteran goaltender for the bargain price of $ 1.5M. To be fair, there were other deals …
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Capitals vs. Maple Leafs: Dennis Wideman nets first four-point night …
When the Washington Capitals entered the first intermission of Friday night's game against Toronto holding a lead on Dennis Wideman's power-play goal, Brooks Laich told the defenseman not to stop at one. Wideman replied that he didn't plan on it, …
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Capitals see progress, in fits and starts
By Stephen Whyno Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Andrej Meszaros congratulates teammate Wayne Simmonds for scoring in Tuesday night's 5-1 win over the Washington Capitals, as a glum Caps center Marcus Johansson looks on. (Associated Press) Progress. …
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Panic Button: One-third into NHL season, 5 coaches already dismissed by …
If any other evidence was needed, it came quickly as the Washington Capitals, Carolina Hurricanes, and Anaheim Ducks followed suit — all sending their coaches packing before December. The calendar changed, but that didn't provide protection as the Los …
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