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Trade Alert: Farewell Christian Djoos! Hello Daniel Sprong!
Farewell to Stanley Cup winner Christian Djoos!
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Evgeny Kuznetsov Has Full Support from the Capitals
Saturday afternoon, NHL Public Relations announced that Evgeny Kuznetsov has been suspended without pay for three regular season games due to inappropriate conduct, after he tested positive to cocaine over the...
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Caps Training Camp!
The Washington Capitals kicked off their annual training camp this past Thursday, the start of a 19-day camp before the NHL regular season begins.
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Ovechkin Goes on Ovi O’s Cereal Promotional Tour
Alex Ovechkin went to an elementary school, a hospital, and Giant Food, surprising students, patients and customers.
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Backstrom, Holtby and Wilson Volunteer at D.C. School
Nicklas Backstrom, Braden Holtby and Tom Wilson went to Hendley Elementary School in D.C. on Friday to help renovate the gym.
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2019 Development Camp Concludes With Scrimmage
The Washington Capitals concluded their annual Prospect Development Camp on Saturday with a scrimmage that ended, 3-2, in a shootout for the red team.
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Ted Leonsis Accepts Caps’ Induction into DC Sports Hall of Fame
The 2017-18 Capitals were inducted into the D.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
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Braden Holtby Participates in Capital Pride Parade
Caps goaltender Braden Holtby went to the annual Capital Pride Parade in D.C. on Saturday.
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Brooks Orpik Volunteers at Fort Dupont Ice Arena
Caps defenseman Brooks Orpik volunteered his time at Fort Dupont on Saturday to help spruce up the arena.
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"The biggest thing isn't necessarily the outcome in these games, it's if your team played well."
- NIc Dowd on the Round Robin matchups. #ALLCAPS
Capitals defenseman John Carlson will not play against the Flyers today, per team.
it's taking too long to get to 4 oclock
I love NBC Washington but it's a shame how their staffing model works and so many of our favorite on-air talents suddenly lose their jobs when their contracts are up.